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Guess programming language by „Hello, world“ snippet
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#12Broken on the latest Opera for some reason.
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#13This is the wrong kind of Chef: https://github.com/krasnoukhov/langgame/blob/master/models/v... Which makes me wonder how they scraped their data...
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#14Scored 2400, was pretty fun. A problem is that some of the languages are indistinguishable. I'm pretty sure the example I saw for Logtalk would be perfectly acceptable Prolog.
The simple absence of (admittedly optional) semicolons in some cases tipped the balance for me. Keyword capitalisation, too.
Still kicking myself over my mistakes, though. :P
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#15Re: Guess programming language by „Hello, world“ snippet
#16good job mates
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#17Re: Guess programming language by „Hello, world“ snippet
#18This is the wrong kind of Chef: https://github.com/krasnoukhov/langgame/blob/master/models/v... Which makes me wonder how they scraped their data...
Wrong kind of Chef? What do you mean? Looks like Chef to me..
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#20Scored 2400, was pretty fun. A problem is that some of the languages are indistinguishable. I'm pretty sure the example I saw for Logtalk would be perfectly acceptable Prolog.
$ awk 'BEGIN { print "Hello, world!" }'
Hello, world!
$ perl -le 'BEGIN { print "Hello, world!" }'
Hello, world!