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USE: math.combinatorics USE: prettyprint 5 5 nPk .
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! Copyright (C) 2006 Daniel Ehrenberg ! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license. USING: kernel math sequences strings io combinators ascii ; IN: rot13 : rotate ( ch base -- ch ) [ - 13 + 26 mod ] [ + ] bi ; : rot-letter ( ch -- ch ) {
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: #define : ; #define __MAX_COLOR__ 6 ; __MAX_COLOR__ #define color __MAX_COLOR__ ; ' max ' color = 5 #define cyan 48
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! Copyright (C) 2006 Daniel Ehrenberg ! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license. USING: kernel math sequences strings io combinators ascii ; IN: rot13 : rotate ( ch base -- ch ) [ - 13 + 26 mod ] [ + ] bi ; : rot-letter ( ch -- ch ) {
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class Main { public static void main (String [] args){ int d ,f,t; d=4; f = 6 ; t=f; t= d+f;
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! Copyright (C) 2006 Daniel Ehrenberg ! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license. USING: kernel math sequences strings io combinators ascii ; IN: rot13 : rotate ( ch base -- ch ) [ - 13 + 26 mod ] [ + ] bi ; : rot-letter ( ch -- ch ) {
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: Hello ( .. ) "hello" print ;
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alexis rapes herself to sleep and she watchs prom every year for the rest of her life
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type A = | ConstructorX of dr4dw3dw3yqk | ConstructorY of dr4dw3dw3yqk
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.parser math.functions ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ 2 log * exp round "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.parser math.functions ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [2 log * exp round "%d " printf] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ 2 log * exp round "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ 2 log * exp round "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ 2.0 log * exp "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>float 1 + iota [ 2 log * exp "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ 2 log * exp "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ exp "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + exp iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + 2 pow iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 + iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number 1 [ 1 + * ] reduce iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number reduce dup iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number dup reduce iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number reduce iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number inc iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number increase iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number dub increase iota [ "%d " printf ] each
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USING: kernel sequences locals io formatting strings math math.functions math.parser ; IN: main "Hello, World" print readln string>number iota [ "%d " printf ] each


