> You type ‘while True: print(‘x’)′ You hit the ‘=’ key and you hear a bell ringing. The while loop does the job. You check the output. You see ‘x x x x x’. Well, it’s almost lunchtime.
> You check the output again. You check the output again. You see ‘x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x’. This is so cool!
> You check the output again. You check the output again. You see ‘x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x’. It’s almost lunchtime!
Is AI Dungeon simulating a very slow output? Or is it just repeating ‘x’ because it repeated ‘x’ the last time?
> You check the output again and see if the letter has changed. You check the output again and you see that the letter has changed to ‘O’. Huh. Well, this is boring. Let’s do something else...
> You check the output again. You check the output again and see that the letter has changed to ’O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
Well, that’s it for me. If anyone wants to keep plugging away at it, I think the Python IDLE concept is a decent way to go. You could either try getting it to display the correct output for balanced parentheses, or you could try getting the program to compile when you “type” well-formatted equations in and to not compile when you don’t.
More loop wackiness:
Is AI Dungeon simulating a very slow output? Or is it just repeating ‘x’ because it repeated ‘x’ the last time?
Well, that’s it for me. If anyone wants to keep plugging away at it, I think the Python IDLE concept is a decent way to go. You could either try getting it to display the correct output for balanced parentheses, or you could try getting the program to compile when you “type” well-formatted equations in and to not compile when you don’t.