i'm with redsquirrel; it's my second golf outing. i'm in with 183. obviously i'm not on the pro tour.
here's the full code:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
$|=1;
# www.PerlMonks.org 140734|(Golf) The Animal Game
# ask the question passed, return true or false
sub a($) {
my ($qu, $ans) = (shift);
while(!$ans) { print "\n$qu?\n"; chomp ($ans = <STDIN>) }
$ans =~ m/y/io ? 1 : 0;
};
# ask if animal is passed value, return true or false
sub g($) {
my ($ani, $ans) = (shift);
while(!$ans) { print "\nis animal $ani?\n"; chomp ($ans = <STDIN>)
+ }
$ans =~ m/^y/io ? 1 : 0;
};
# ask what animal, return user input
sub t() {
my $ans;
while(!$ans) { print "\nwhat animal?\n"; chomp ($ans = <STDIN>) }
$ans;
};
# get question to identify animal:
# true for new, false for old; return question
sub i($$) {
my ($old, $new, $qu) = (shift, shift);
while(!$qu) {
print "\nenter a question false for $old but true for $new:\n"
+;
chomp ($qu = <STDIN>);
}
$qu;
};
# ask to continue, return true or false
sub w() { a('play') ? 1 : exit 0 };
# question/answer data structure: hash of arrays
my %q = (
"larger than a breadbox" => ['cat', 'giraffe'],
);
no strict;
while(w){($k,$v)=each%q;$k||redo;$u=$$v[a($k)];next if(g($u));while(($
+l,$x)=each%q){next unless$$x[0] eq $u;a($l)?$y=$$x[1]:goto N;goto E i
+f(g($y))}N:$b=i($u,$c=t);$q{$b}=[$u,$c];E:}
i have a commented version, with slightly better variable names...
no strict;
{
while(w){
# select a question
($k,$v)=each%q;
# try again if no more questions (end of hash)
$k||redo;
# ask question, get proper animal from question hash
$t2=$$v[a($k)];
# guess animal, end loop if found answer
next if(g($t2));
# lookup keys with value[0] matching $t2
while(($k2,$v2)=each%q){
next unless$$v2[0] eq $t2;
# if key exists, ask question
# if answer negative, ask new animal
a($k2)?$t5=$$v2[1]:goto NEW;
goto END if(g($t5));
}
# else, ask new animal
NEW:
# ask new animal
$t4=i($t2,$t3=t);
# add to question hash
$q{$t4}=[$t2,$t3];
END:
}
}
thanks for the fun.
~Particle
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