PARI's commands

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

I'm guessing the last one is C?

CRG there's a period breaking the name is that normal ?

[3.14159]

Originally Posted by science_man_88

http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Reports:...ted_in_PARI/GP

Is what we've been trying to clear Pi.

I think PARI/GP's too weak for those tasks.

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

I think PARI/GP's too weak for those tasks.

I tried a bunch I've cleared 5 with help and 2 CRG has pretty much rewritten they aren't impossible lol should i point to the ones I've tried ? this would include part of a RLE script,guess number/with feedback ( just saw a message about how long the code is per line I must format it "properly",Pascals triangle, the "Pascals triangle/ puzzle", a lousy rate counter, I've tried loop N + 1/2, and asked about why stack was on the list still and brought up some I think we can finish like the tower of Hanoi ( involves Mersenne numbers for fastest solve).

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

And, those numbers would be too large to even handle, let alone make some computations with, and they're not in order from least to greatest.

Ding ding! Pi wins.

[3.14159]

Originally Posted by science_man_88

I tried a bunch I've cleared 5 with help and 2 CRG has pretty much rewritten they aren't impossible lol should i point to the ones I've tried ? this would include part of a RLE script,guess number/with feedback ( just saw a message about how long the code is per line I must format it "properly",Pascals triangle, the "Pascals triangle/ puzzle", a lousy rate counter, I've tried loop N + 1/2, and asked about why stack was on the list still and brought up some I think we can finish like the tower of Hanoi ( involves Mersenne numbers for fastest solve).

I think that another one that may be partially possible is the challenge of creating a script that would evaluate arithmetic expressions, such as "(5^2 + 7) + 41", without using the built-in calculator.

How the lottery should be;

1. 100 numbers are randomly given to you.
2. Arrange these numbers in a certain order (not given)
3. Winner gets $(10^10).

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

I think that another one that may be partially possible is the challenge of creating a script that would evaluate arithmetic expressions, such as "(5^2 + 7) + 41", without using the built-in calculator.

evalscript(script) = eval(script)

? or

evalscript(script) = eval(Vec(Str(script)))

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

O rly?

Originally Posted by science_man_88

CRG there's a period breaking the name is that normal ?

Ah, good for you for noticing!

No, periods aren't allowed in names. What's going on here is that I define pi as a variable, say

pi=["Kevin", "3.14159", 42, 0, 0];

then I define the function

x.age={
  if (type(x) != "t_VEC" || #x != 5, error("Type error"));
  x[3]
};

so that pi.age returns pi's age. (Forgive the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference; I don't know his real age.)

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

I think that another one that may be partially possible is the challenge of creating a script that would evaluate arithmetic expressions, such as "(5^2 + 7) + 41", without using the built-in calculator.

Originally Posted by science_man_88

evalscript(script) = eval(script)

? or

evalscript(script) = eval(Vec(Str(script)))

Not allowed, see the problem description.

[3.14159]

Originally Posted by CRGreathouse

Ah, good for you for noticing!

No, periods aren't allowed in names. What's going on here is that I define pi as a variable, say

pi=["Kevin", "3.14159", 42, 0, 0];

then I define the function

x.age={
  if (type(x) != "t_VEC" || #x != 5, error("Type error"));
  x[3]
};

so that pi.age returns pi's age. (Forgive the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference; I don't know his real age.)

I'm 42 * 0.380952380952380952380952381...

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

I'm 42 * 0.380952380952380952380952381...

Wow, that's a lot of decimal places. Can we assume you were born at 7:19:00.00000000000000000006 PM, then?


Actually I learned something from my pi.age example: I had thought that member functions (somehow) returned lvalues, but it looks like they just give ordinary rvalues. As a result you can't actually do pi.age++.

[science_man_88]

you know how you can load the file on runtime with the functions ?

can you do the same but call a function on runtime ? if so

Create a two-dimensional array at runtime is doable with that just make a useless function that creates the array.