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But I wouldn't bother.
What's That Programming Language?
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Re: What's That Programming Language?
#102Requires cookies. If it doesn't work at all for you, it may be because you need to whitelist the site. But I wouldn't bother.
Having written it, I can assure you that cookies are not required for it to work, and thus no whitelisting should be necessary. I think you may've had some other problem.
Re: What's That Programming Language?
#103Please accept the answer "SML" for "Standard ML" as well.
I guessed SML & Ocaml on an option. No dice. Had to forfeit a good score.. it was F#
;-)
Re: What's That Programming Language?
#10445/75 (60.00%)
Re: What's That Programming Language?
#105Please accept the answer "SML" for "Standard ML" as well.
It's not called SML at Rosetta Code. See here: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/99_Bottles_of_Beer
Not sure how they would get around this one.
Re: What's That Programming Language?
#106Requires cookies. If it doesn't work at all for you, it may be because you need to whitelist the site. But I wouldn't bother.
Having written it, I can assure you that cookies are not required for it to work, and thus no whitelisting should be necessary. I think you may've had some other problem.
My mistake. It just seems broken because when you press "Enter" on an incorrect answer, nothing happens. I guess I had better luck after enabling cookies.
Re: What's That Programming Language?
#107Please accept the answer "SML" for "Standard ML" as well.
It's not called SML at Rosetta Code. See here: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/99_Bottles_of_Beer Not sure how they would get around this one.
Create a map of synonyms and run the user's input through it before doing the match?