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#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw use strict; use AnyDBM_File; use Fcntl; my $dbfile = "animals"; tie (my %brain, "AnyDBM_File", $dbfile, O_CREAT|O_RDWR, 0600) or die " +Can't open $dbfile: $!\n"; &create_new unless keys %brain; my $loop; until ($loop) { print "Hello, my name is AI! I love animals and guessing games.\n"; print "I have currently learned " . &animals_learned . " animals.\n"; print "\nPlease think of an animal and I will try to guess it - press + enter when ready\n"; <>; my $x = my $y = my $found = 1; while ($found) { my $entry = my $response = my $animal = my $question = my $answer = +0; ($entry = $brain{$x,$y}) =~ s/(^[QG]): //; if ( $1 eq "Q" ) { until ( $response =~ /^y/i || $response =~ /^n/i ) { print "$entry\n"; chomp ($response = <>); } if ( $response =~ /^y/i ) { $y = $y * 2 - 1; ++$x; } elsif ($response =~ /^n/i) { $y *= 2; ++$x; } } elsif ( $1 eq "G" ) { $found = 0; until ( $response =~ /^y/i || $response =~ /^n/i ) { print "Is your animal a(n) $entry?\n"; chomp ($response = <>); } if ( $response =~ /^y/i ) { print "\nYeah, I got it right!\n"; } elsif ($response =~ /^n/i) { until ( $animal ) { print "OK, I give up, what animal were you thinking of?\n"; chomp ($animal = <>); } $animal =~ s/a[n]* //i; until ( $question ) { print "\nEnter a yes/no question to tell the difference between a +(n) $animal and a(n) $entry?\n"; chomp ($question = <>); } $question .= "?" unless $question =~ /^.*\?$/; until ( $answer =~ /^y/i || $answer =~ /^n/i ) { print "\nWhat would the correct answer be for a(n) $animal?\n"; chomp ($answer = <>); } if ( $answer =~ /^y/i ) { $brain{$x + 1,$y * 2 - 1} = "G: " . $animal; $brain{$x + 1,$y * 2} = "G: " . $entry; } elsif ( $answer =~ /^n/i ) { $brain{$x + 1,$y * 2} = "G: " . $animal; $brain{$x + 1,$y * 2 - 1} = "G: " . $entry; } $brain{$x,$y} = "Q: " . $question; } $response = ""; until ( $response =~ /^y/i || $response =~ /^n/i ) { print "Would you like to play again?\n"; chomp ($response = <>); } $loop = 1 if $response =~ /^n/i; } } } untie %brain; sub animals_learned { return grep /^G: / , %brain; } sub create_new { $brain{1,1} = "Q: Does your animal live in the water"; $brain{2,1} = "Q: Is your animal a mammal?"; $brain{2,2} = "Q: Can your animal fly?"; $brain{3,1} = "Q: Does your animal get caught in Tuna nets?"; $brain{3,2} = "Q: Does your animal have tentacles?"; $brain{3,3} = "Q: Is your animal nocturnal?"; $brain{3,4} = "Q: Can your animal be domesticated as a house pet?"; $brain{4,1} = "G: dolphin"; $brain{4,2} = "G: whale"; $brain{4,3} = "G: octapus"; $brain{4,4} = "G: shark"; $brain{4,5} = "G: bat"; $brain{4,6} = "G: parrot"; $brain{4,7} = "G: dog"; $brain{4,8} = "G: lion"; }

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