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🪐 - 2024 DAY 11 SOLUTIONS -🪐 (programming.dev)

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Day 11: Plutonian Pebbles

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

Zee

Zee is my Dutch dialect of C. Since Dutch has compound words, so does Zee: "const char **" becomes vasteletterverwijzingsverwijzing, not vaste letter verwijzing verwijzing, which would be incorrect. A pointer to a long long unsigned int is, obviously, a zeergrootnatuurlijkgetalverwijzing.

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#ingesloten "zee.kop"
#ingesloten "algemeen.kop"

besloten getal
splits(
    zeer groot natuurlijk getal x,
    zeergrootnatuurlijkgetalverwijzing a,
    zeergrootnatuurlijkgetalverwijzing b)
{
	zeer groot natuurlijk getal m;
	getal n, g;

	mits (!x) lever 0;
	voor (n=0, m=1; m<=x;  n++, m*=10) ; mits (n%2) lever 0;
	voor (g=0, m=1; g<n/2; g++, m*=10) ;
	volg a = x/m;
	volg b = x%m; lever 1;
}

#definieer GEHL (1024*1024)
besloten zeer groot natuurlijk getal geh[GEHL][76];

besloten zeer groot natuurlijk getal
afdalen(zeer groot natuurlijk getal w, getal n)
{
	zeer groot natuurlijk getal a,b;

	mits (n<1 ) lever 1;
	mits (w==0) lever afdalen(1, n-1);
	mits (w<10) lever afdalen(w*2024, n-1);
	mits (w<GEHL && geh[w][n])        lever geh[w][n];
	mits (!splits(w, naar a, naar b)) lever afdalen(w*2024, n-1);

	lever w<GEHL ? geh[w][n] =
	    afdalen(a, n-1) + afdalen(b, n-1) :
	    afdalen(a, n-1) + afdalen(b, n-1);
}

getal
main(getal parametersom, vasteletterverwijzingsverwijzing parameters)
{
	zeer groot natuurlijk getal d1=0,d2=0, waarde;

	mits (parametersom > 1)
		VERWERP(heropen(parameters[1], "r", standaardinvoer));

	zolang (invorm(" %llu", &waarde) == 1) {
		d1 += afdalen(waarde, 25);
		d2 += afdalen(waarde, 75);
	}

	uitvorm("11: %llu %llu\n", d1, d2);
	lever 0;
}

And of course we don't have a Makefile but a Maakbestand:

alles: €{DAGEN}

schoon:
	€{WIS} -f €{DAGEN} *.o

...

.TWIJFELACHTIG:	alles schoon oplossingen
.UITGANGEN:	.zee .o

.zee.o:
	€{ZEE} €{VOORWERKVLAG} €{ZEEVLAG} -o €@ -c €<

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Yet more proof that the dutch are mad :D

Is it your own esolang, or is it commonly used by dutch speakers?

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

No it's just me messing about with macros (but it does work!)

I do want to explore the type naming rules, see if I can write a parser for it. The C rules are funky by themselves but this is another level. "vaste letterverwijzing" is "char * const" but "vasteletterverwijzing" (without the space) is "const char *". Then there's grammatical gender: "vast getal" (const int) but "vaste letter" (const char)