caesar | Compiler for the Caesar programming language | Interpreter library
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Under heavy development. Not yet ready for production use. Currently Linux x64 and macOS x64 targets are supported. Cross-compilation is not supported yet.
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- Analyze the method
- Create a temporary triple
- Read expr
- Perform analysis
- Call instruction
- Find a reg by type
- Allocate a stack of the current stack
- Find a TargetTarget by type
- Perform finalization step
- Perform symlinks analysis
- Analyze block
- Analyze this node
- Write the IR block
- Tokenize source code
- Analyze the node
- Runs inference on implicit types
- Create a symbol from the given state
- Generate a markdown module
- Process access
- Parse a type reference
- Lookup a symbol by path
- Compare two IRs
- Writes the value to the given state
- Analyze type reference
- Process infix operator
- Analyze the expression
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caesar Examples and Code Snippets
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Copyconst caesarCipher = (str, shift, decrypt = false) => {
const s = decrypt ? (26 - shift) % 26 : shift;
const n = s > 0 ? s : 26 + (s % 26);
return [...str]
.map((l, i) => {
const c = str.charCodeAt(i);
if (c >= 65 &a Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I can't understand why my code is stopping at the first char of the command-line arguments. I think the problem is in the loop, I need it to check if the command-line argument is a digit, so the first and second parts aren't important. Thank you and sorry for the messy, I am new to this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 00:34You're doing a return in the valid case, so you're only checking the first char of argv[1].
You want to not terminate the loop in the valid case, accumulating the value.
Here's some refactored code:
QUESTION
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I'm currently getting the first object of a JSON array dumping into Discord but I only want a portion of the data, specifically teams. I believe I need to edit line 50 return(odds_json['data'][0]), can anyone help me with pulling this specific piece of data?
Here's said dump:
{'id': '19c709db17e33a20f7c88af1a119cef1', 'sport_key': 'basketball_nba', 'sport_nice': 'NBA', 'teams': ['Atlanta Hawks', 'New York Knicks'], 'commence_time': 1622394647, 'home_team': 'Atlanta Hawks', 'sites': [{'site_key': 'fanduel', 'site_nice': 'FanDuel', 'last_update': 1622399415, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1350, 700]}}, {'site_key': 'betmgm', 'site_nice': 'BetMGM', 'last_update': 1622399373, 'odds': {'h2h': [-650, 475]}}, {'site_key': 'betrivers', 'site_nice': 'BetRivers', 'last_update': 1622399389, 'odds': {'h2h': [-910, 540]}}, {'site_key': 'draftkings', 'site_nice': 'DraftKings', 'last_update': 1622399388, 'odds': {'h2h': [-835, 525]}}, {'site_key': 'sugarhouse', 'site_nice': 'SugarHouse', 'last_update': 1622399399, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'barstool', 'site_nice': 'Barstool Sportsbook', 'last_update': 1622399403, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'unibet', 'site_nice': 'Unibet', 'last_update': 1622399400, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'betfair', 'site_nice': 'Betfair', 'last_update': 1622399405, 'odds': {'h2h': [-500, 470], 'h2h_lay': [-476, 500]}}, {'site_key': 'pointsbetus', 'site_nice': 'PointsBet (US)', 'last_update': 1622399407, 'odds': {'h2h': [-620, 410]}}, {'site_key': 'williamhill_us', 'site_nice': 'William Hill (US)', 'last_update': 1622399389, 'odds': {'h2h': [-650, 450]}}, {'site_key': 'foxbet', 'site_nice': 'FOX Bet', 'last_update': 1622399401, 'odds': {'h2h': [-909, 450]}}, {'site_key': 'gtbets', 'site_nice': 'GTbets', 'last_update': 1622399392, 'odds': {'h2h': [-946, 543]}}, {'site_key': 'caesars', 'site_nice': 'Caesars', 'last_update': 1622399398, 'odds': {'h2h': [-455, 320]}}, {'site_key': 'bovada', 'site_nice': 'Bovada', 'last_update': 1622399102, 'odds': {'h2h': [120, -160]}}, {'site_key': 'mybookieag', 'site_nice': 'MyBookie.ag', 'last_update': 1622399393, 'odds': {'h2h': [-285, 210]}}], 'sites_count': 15}
And here's the .py file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 19:45The odds response object contains a list of events. You're currently only returning the first one with return(odds_json['data'][0]). (The index 0 is giving you just the first element of the list.)
If you wanted to print all of the teams, you could loop over the events and get each matchup like this:
QUESTION
Trying to solve for CS50's Ceasar solution. I'm getting a segmentation fault error.
More formally, Caesar’s algorithm (i.e., cipher) encrypts messages by “rotating” each letter by k positions. More formally, if p is some plaintext (i.e., an unencrypted message), pi is the i-th character in p, and k is a secret key (i.e., a non-negative integer), then each letter, ci, in the ciphertext, c, is computed as
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 05:26with debug my code is exiting at
ctext1[i] = (ptext[i] + k1 - 65) % 26 + 65;
You have not allocated any memory for your string. This is the cause of the segmentation fault because ctext[i] access an invalid memory address.
To solve that, you must allocate memory to ctext.
QUESTION
I understand the Caesar Cipher method and have successfully written my own wraparound using a modulo operator, but I do not understand the method shown in my formal study textbook. I am referring to the code I have commented below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 05:12It makes sense if you think about it even though it's a slightly verbose and complicated way to calculate it. Alas, there is no limit to how complicated you can make any expression, only to how simple you can make it.
So ord('a') and ord('z') have values 97 and 122. When we get ord(char) + distance = 123, we want to map it back to ord('a'), right. So we then need to subtract the length of the allowed interval of characters. This interval has size ord('z') - ord('a') + 1 (+1 since both endpoints are actually part of the interval and allowed values).
The resulting formula would then be (assuming ordValue + distance > ord('z'))
QUESTION
Here is my problem:
The Caesar Cipher technique is one of the earliest and simplest methods of encryption technique. It’s simply a type of substitution cipher, i.e., each letter of a given text is replaced by a letter some fixed number of positions down the alphabet. For example with a shift of 1, A would be replaced by B, B would become C, and so on. The method is apparently named after Julius Caesar, who apparently used it to communicate with his officials. Thus to cipher a given text we need an integer value, known as a shift which indicates the number of position each letter of the text has been moved down. The encryption can be represented using modular arithmetic by first transforming the letters into numbers, according to the scheme, A = 0, B = 1,…, Z = 25. Encryption of a letter by a shift n can be described mathematically as.
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ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-16 at 19:30Your input of the data string in get_message is wrong:
- It has UB (undefined behavior) because it writes past the end of
buffer. - Also,
bufferis never copied to [the global variable]data, sodataalways has garbage. - Better to input directly to
data[and eliminatebuffer]. This seems okay because the other functions use the globaldata - We should increase the size of the buffers to allow for longer phrases
Both the encryption and decryption functions replicate the code depending upon whether the character is upper or lower case. We should create two functions to centralize the transformations (passing limits as arguments).
The actual encryption/description algorithms don't match [AFAICT during testing].
Here's some refactored code. It is annotated and I've used cpp conditionals to show old vs. new code:
QUESTION
I have written a simple caesar cipher code to take a string and a positional shift argument i.e cipher to encrypt the string. However, I have realized some of the outputs won't decrypt correctly. For example:
python .\caesar_cipher.py 'fortuna' 6771 --encrypt outputs ☼↑↔▲↨
python .\caesar_cipher.py '☼↑↔▲↨' 6771 --decrypt outputs \`,/UC ( \ should be ` forgive my markdown skills)
I'm fairly certain there is some issue of encoding but I couldn't pinpoint it. Instead of printing and passing it as a command-line argument between two runs, if I were to just encrypt and decrypt in the same run output seems correct.
I'm using windows and I tried to run the above example (and a couple of others) both in cmd and PowerShell to test it.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 12:56I think the problem is after the encryption in copy and pasting the value. When I tested this code, what I found and you mentioned that too, directly transferring the encrypted value to the decrypt function by storing in a variable, doesn't cause any problem, but when directly pasting it is causing problem.
To overcome this problem, you write the encrypted text by encoding it in binary to file and then reading from that file.
File name has to be passed to the the CLI and CIPHER, it will give you the correct output.
This would work:
QUESTION
Trying to write a Discord Bot in Python, although having trouble. Currently receiving the error "AttributeError: 'BotClient' object has no attribute 'loop'". I've looked this up before posting, and it seems to be because of not declaring an instance of the class, however I am (see last two lines of code)... Unless something else is incorrect?
Current code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 04:40You are modifying the __init__() function that extends to the class discord.Client. Apparently, you need to initialize the __init()__ inside the class discord.Client because your new init function overwrote the discord's init function (aka the super class init function). And this should be fairly simple to fix. Just initialize it inside your new init function:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a cipher program, and I am getting this error nearing the final steps of my cipher function (Really sorry if I'm not being any more clear, this is my first time asking/posting a question here, about a bloated code of mine)
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 17:45This declaration
QUESTION
I have the following code. The main aim is to create a bucket through aws-sdk and in case of success, generate a database record for the relevant entry. But there are a few issues
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 05:01The problem you are facing has nothing to do with Nodejs. I suggest refreshing what you know about Promise and Async/Await
The code that you have shared seems incomplete. I will try to explain the idea with what you have shared.
Code statements outside of the then/catch are executed synchronously.
QUESTION
How can I reference id: output in the main.py file to print a message on the label ?
I tried
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 15:43Frankly, sometimes I don't understand why ids works or not.
In your code works
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You can use caesar like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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