6 kyu
Esolang: MiniBitMove
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Interpreters
Strings
Arrays
Bits
Esoteric Languages
Fundamentals
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Approved
What does move selector by 1 mean?
At beginning, the selector (index position in the string) is 0.
In the program, each time you have 0, the
index -> index + 1Julia translation
Rust translation tests fail to compile
Currently it works fine.
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Ruby translation. Let me know what you think.
@dpleshkov (most or all languages) The parameter names are confusing. Specifically, "tape" is the parameter for the commands/code, but according the article on MiniBitMove, which the Kata links, to it "...takes two inputs, the code and the data tape."). This is the only place "tape" is mentioned.
Please make the parameters match the Kata description or the linked article e.g. (code, data[Tape]) or (cmds, bits), etc.
C# Translation: the method signature we start with is wrong. Has all strings, but should return a bool[] and have a bool[] as the 2nd parameter.
C# translation
I changed the array var from a string to a boolean array. Let me know if there are any issues.
Shouldn't be. Approved the translation. :)
Apparently there are issues above.
Hi, I've appropriately changed the method declaration for the solution setup so the param types and return types now correctly match what is expected. Let me know if you need a fork or if you can pull it straight in.
As for the parameter names, they are the same names which every other translation uses.
I enjoyed this kata. Thank you so much. ;)
Nice and simple introduction to esolangs. Good kata, thanks!
Thanks for the compliment. =)
Took time to understand
Rust translation Please review and approve. Let me know if there are questions or issues.
This has failed tests and apparently is not published yet. Can you check and see what is wrong?
Approved. :)
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PHP Translation Kumited - please accept :D
Approved. :)
JavaScript translation Kumited - please accept :D
Approved. :)
Great Kata again, absolutely loved it, especially seeing as you invented the Esolang yourself instead of just copying an existing spec from the Esolangs Wiki <3 :D
Just a little suggestion: since this Esolang only contains two commands and the one and only way to create an infinite loop is to give it a program that doesn't contain any
0s, perhaps you could add a few random tests by generating a few random tapes and a few random programs? ;) You could even use the same generator for both the random tape and the random program as they contain the same combination of characters :) And to avoid the "infinite loop" issue you could just make the randomly generated program very long (maybe> 1000chars?) so it is very unlikely that a program containing only1s is generated.