Regarding Tagging solutions | Exercism's Docs I see assorted arithmetic operations but nothing about power or exponentiation. Am I missing something @ErikSchierboom ? Or is it implied in multiplication. But then, why have multiplication as that’s just lots of addition.
If they’re not there, it just because C# doesn’t have them as explicit operators. It’s fine to add them if your language does.
Also, are paradigm:stack-oriented or paradigm:concatenative permissible or do we die a death of a thousand qualifications and sub-qualifications?
We probably don’t want to list all paradigms, but I think these are fine to add :)
When you say “construct:constant” do you mean const int a = 1; or do you mean 1?
In the case of
: is_question \ s -- b
s:trim 1 s:rsub "?" s:=
;
the question mark is a constant.
8th does have a const:
ok> help const
G:const \ x -- y
Generally used in the case where a container item is compiled into a word, and the container itself is not to be
modified. Has the effect of clone nip.
See also: G:clone
but it would seem to be different from C#'s.
And then there’s assgnment. In one sense, dup is an assignment insofar as it duplicates the top element on the stack and then assigns the duplicate to an address in the stack. In the other sense, that of assigning a value to a var, well we have a different notation for that: var and var, to declare and ! and @ to store and recall.
Essentially, I’m struggling with categories derived from C# and trying to fit FORTH into them; sometimes it’s square peg in round hole.
cc: @iHiD
Is this sufficient or do you want it formatted in a particular way?
--hello-world
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
construct:colon-definition
construct:string
uses:informal SED
--two-fer
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:boolean
construct:null
construct:string
uses:informal SED
uses:string-format
--bob
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
technique:regular-expression
construct:logical-and
construct:logical-not
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:boolean
construct:number
construct:string
construct:int
construct:array
uses:informal SED
--leap
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:divide
construct:boolean
construct:number
construct:int
uses:informal SED
--triangle
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:add
construct:subtract
construct:boolean
construct:number
construct:int
uses:informal SED
uses:r-stack
--collatz-conjecture
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:bit-manipulation
technique:recursion
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:add
construct:bitwise-and
construct:multiply
construct:subtract
construct:boolean
construct:null
construct:number
construct:int
uses:informal SED
--armstrong-numbers
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
technique:higher-order-functions
technique:type-conversion
construct:explicit-conversion
construct:lambda
construct:variable
construct:colon-definition
construct:add
construct:exponentiation
construct:boolean
construct:null
construct:number
construct:string
construct:int
construct:array
uses:informal SED
--isogram
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
technique:higher-order-functions
technique:regular-expression
technique:sorting
construct:explicit-conversion
construct:lambda
construct:colon-definition
construct:boolean
construct:string
construct:array
uses:informal SED
--acronym
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:higher-order-functions
technique:regular-expression
construct:explicit-conversion
construct:lambda
construct:colon-definition
construct:string
construct:array
uses:informal SED
--gigasecond
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
construct:explicit-conversion
construct:colon-definition
construct:add
construct:date-time
uses:informal SED
--trinary
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:higher-order-functions
construct:colon-definition
construct:break
construct:if
construct:add
construct:multiply
construct:subtract
construct:exponentiation
construct:boolean
construct:number
construct:string
construct:int
uses:informal SED
uses:r-stack
--darts
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:add
construct:exponentiation
construct:boolean
construct:number
construct:int
construct:float
uses:informal SED
--series
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
technique:higher-order-functions
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:number
construct:string
construct:int
construct:array
uses:r-stack
--atbash-cipher
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
technique:higher-order-functions
technique:regular-expression
construct:explicit-conversion
construct:colon-definition
construct:if
construct:subtract
construct:boolean
construct:number
construct:string
construct:int
uses:informal SED
--resistor-color
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:boolean-logic
construct:indexer
construct:colon-definition
construct:number
construct:string
construct:int
construct:array
uses:informal SED
--etl
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:higher-order-functions
construct:explicit-conversion
construct:lambda
construct:colon-definition
construct:string
construct:array
construct:dictionary
uses:informal SED
--pop-count
paradigm:imperative
paradigm:procedural
paradigm:concatenative
technique:bit-manipulation
technique:bit-shifting
technique:boolean-logic
construct:colon-definition
construct:repeat-until-loop
construct:add
construct:bitwise-right-shift
construct:number
construct:int
uses:informal SED
I’m differentiating between formal and informal SEDs. A formal stack effect diagram actually uses the word SED and is detected by SED-checking tools. An informal SED is just a \ before -- after .