I wrote the following code to implement the OCCULT membership system as outlined in chapter 6:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use diagnostics;
$|++;
my $total = 20;
my @members = map int rand 10, (1 .. $total);
my @pointers = (" ") x $total;
my ($teacher, $pupil);
print "@members\n";
for (1 .. 50) {
do {
$teacher = int rand $total;
$pupil = int rand $total;
} while $teacher == $pupil;
$pointers[ $pupil ] = "V";
$pointers[ $teacher ] = ".";
$members[ $pupil ] = ($members[$teacher] * $members[$pupil]) % 10;
print "@pointers\n@members\n";
$pointers[ $pupil ] = " ";
$pointers[ $teacher ] = " ";
}
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