Afstal
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Afstal is a string algorithm, which is similar to Tag system but has some differences. It is by User:Cycwin conceived.
Definitions
Given an initial string, traversing from front to back in character units,
- If a number (0-9) is encountered, let this number be n (n is the units digit), copy the first n characters of the initial string to the end of the string, delete the first n+1 characters, and start the traversal again.
- If the symbol & is encountered, the last two characters of the current string are copied to the beginning and then the traversal starts from the beginning.
Examples
Infinity Loop:
&a
Interpreter
There is an interpreter in python3.
k="pqp2ahi1ah1aaa&1" #your code goes here. c=0 r=0 while c<len(k) and r<100: if k[c] in "0123456789": k += k[:int(k[c])] k = k[int(k[c])+1:] print(k,"number") c = -1 elif k[c]=="&": k = k[-2:] + k print(k,"symbol") c = -1 print(k,"final") r += 1 c += 1 if r == 100: print("Exceeded the threshold.")
Computational Class
In fact, I can't prove that it's turing completeness, it can't simply simulate BCT or pure Tag system. I hope someone can help me. (Please delete this text when writing.)
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