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Page title (without namespace) (page_title) | 'Binary to unary conversion' |
Full page title (page_prefixedtitle) | 'Binary to unary conversion' |
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Edit summary/reason (summary) | '/* Examples in programming languages */ ' |
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New content model (new_content_model) | 'wikitext' |
Old page wikitext, before the edit (old_wikitext) | 'A '''binary to unary conversion''' program is a program that can convert a given number in binary form to a unary form. It is mainly used to showcase [[Markov algorithm]] ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_algorithm wikipedia]). Its steps are as follows:
# Replace all instances of <code>1</code> with <code>0*</code> (<code>*</code> can be any character)
# Replace all instances of <code>*0</code> with <code>0**</code>
# Remove all instances of <code>0</code>
For example, here is the conversion of <code>1001</code> to <code>*********</code>:
# <code><font color=red>1</font>00<font color=red>1</font></code>:
## <code><font color=red>1</font>00<font color=red>1</font></code> -> <code><font color=red>0*</font>00<font color=red>0*</font></code>
# <code>0*000*</code>:
## <code>0<font color=red>*0</font>00*</code> -> <code>0<font color=red>0**</font>00*</code>
## <code>00*<font color=red>*0</font>0*</code> -> <code>00*<font color=red>0**</font>0*</code>
## <code>00<font color=red>*0</font>*<font color=red>*0</font>*</code> -> <code>00<font color=red>0**</font>*<font color=red>0**</font>*</code>
## <code>000**<font color=red>*0</font>***</code> -> <code>000**<font color=red>0**</font>***</code>
## <code>000*<font color=red>*0</font>*****</code> -> <code>000*<font color=red>0**</font>*****</code>
## <code>000<font color=red>*0</font>*******</code> -> <code>000<font color=red>0**</font>*******</code>
# <code><font color=red>0000</font>*********</code> -> <code>*********</code>
__TOC__
== Examples in programming languages ==
=== [[:///#Binary to unary conversion|///]] ===
/1/0*//*0/0**//0//100010
=== [[Retina#Binary to unary conversion|Retina]] ===
1
0*
+`\*0
0**
0
(an extra line must be present)
[http://retina.tryitonline.net/#code=MQowKgorYFwqMAowKioKMAo&input=MTAwMQ Try it online.]
=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed Sed] ===
s/1/0*/g;:x;s/\*0/0**/g;tx;s/0//g
[[Category:Program forms]]' |
New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | 'A '''binary to unary conversion''' program is a program that can convert a given number in binary form to a unary form. It is mainly used to showcase [[Markov algorithm]] ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_algorithm wikipedia]). Its steps are as follows:
# Replace all instances of <code>1</code> with <code>0*</code> (<code>*</code> can be any character)
# Replace all instances of <code>*0</code> with <code>0**</code>
# Remove all instances of <code>0</code>
For example, here is the conversion of <code>1001</code> to <code>*********</code>:
# <code><font color=red>1</font>00<font color=red>1</font></code>:
## <code><font color=red>1</font>00<font color=red>1</font></code> -> <code><font color=red>0*</font>00<font color=red>0*</font></code>
# <code>0*000*</code>:
## <code>0<font color=red>*0</font>00*</code> -> <code>0<font color=red>0**</font>00*</code>
## <code>00*<font color=red>*0</font>0*</code> -> <code>00*<font color=red>0**</font>0*</code>
## <code>00<font color=red>*0</font>*<font color=red>*0</font>*</code> -> <code>00<font color=red>0**</font>*<font color=red>0**</font>*</code>
## <code>000**<font color=red>*0</font>***</code> -> <code>000**<font color=red>0**</font>***</code>
## <code>000*<font color=red>*0</font>*****</code> -> <code>000*<font color=red>0**</font>*****</code>
## <code>000<font color=red>*0</font>*******</code> -> <code>000<font color=red>0**</font>*******</code>
# <code><font color=red>0000</font>*********</code> -> <code>*********</code>
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== Examples in programming languages ==
=== Phyton 3.0 ===
def binarytounary(bstring):
bstring = bstring.replace("1","0*")
print(bstring)
while "*0" in bstring:
bstring=bstring.replace("*0","0**")
print(bstring)
return bstring.replace("0","")
=== [[:///#Binary to unary conversion|///]] ===
/1/0*//*0/0**//0//100010
=== [[Retina#Binary to unary conversion|Retina]] ===
1
0*
+`\*0
0**
0
(an extra line must be present)
[http://retina.tryitonline.net/#code=MQowKgorYFwqMAowKioKMAo&input=MTAwMQ Try it online.]
=== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed Sed] ===
s/1/0*/g;:x;s/\*0/0**/g;tx;s/0//g
[[Category:Program forms]]' |
Unified diff of changes made by edit (edit_diff) | '@@ -21,4 +21,13 @@
== Examples in programming languages ==
+=== Phyton 3.0 ===
+
+ def binarytounary(bstring):
+ bstring = bstring.replace("1","0*")
+ print(bstring)
+ while "*0" in bstring:
+ bstring=bstring.replace("*0","0**")
+ print(bstring)
+ return bstring.replace("0","")
=== [[:///#Binary to unary conversion|///]] ===
' |
New page size (new_size) | 2169 |
Old page size (old_size) | 1935 |
Lines added in edit (added_lines) | [
0 => '=== Phyton 3.0 ===',
1 => '',
2 => ' def binarytounary(bstring):',
3 => ' bstring = bstring.replace("1","0*")',
4 => ' print(bstring)',
5 => ' while "*0" in bstring:',
6 => ' bstring=bstring.replace("*0","0**")',
7 => ' print(bstring)',
8 => ' return bstring.replace("0","")'
] |
Unix timestamp of change (timestamp) | 1599575985 |