Talk:Tttt

Also if you want python code for (old) Tttt then here you go!

Just saying Ttttt exists now.

THIS IS OLD
v=[0]*3
s=0
for i in input():
    v[s]+=i=='a'and 2 or i=='b'and-1
    s+=i=='c'and 1 or i=='d'and-2
    print(i=='e'and chr(v[s])or i=='f'and v[s]or i=='g'and'\n'or'',end="")

Any other programs you wrote? Put them here: Also you can put Ttttt programs here, three memory slots aren’t that many. Infinite here.

Other Programs

A much, much less confusing truth machine:

hieje

-- Dart (talk) 19:05, 7 December 2019 (UTC)

Zero is 48 remember, it would print a infinite number of ones or infinite number of zeros.--(this comment by Hex96 at 8:28, 8 December 2019 UTC; please sign your comments with ~~~~)

Here's a version that does convert from ASCII, and doesn't require an additional input.

hcaaaaibdcbbbbbbcjdcifjf

-- Dart (talk) 11:15, 8 December 2019 (UTC)

Nice.

adder

aaaicaaaadcbjcchchdicccabcabddbjcccciddabccccbjdcicabcabdbjcidbccbjciddbccccbjddcidcabcbjdcf

Gets two inputs, 1-9 and adds them then prints it out.