Your step-by-step explanation is excellent! This problem is weirdly conducive to array programming, and it's a great showcase! Just a tip: if you just put the input string on the stack then do `p ←` on the next line, that will bind it the same way and save some indentation.
Very sad that you didn't name the winning indices array `w` for `windices`. I can happily say I actually followed this all the way through and even knew in general what the next step was going to be. I need to get better with Fork, Both and Dip as they all help to prevent stack juggling. I did see there is also a Restack function which you could use to do some monstrous things with.
Was this language designed for code golfing? I think if I were to use this language full time I'd need to type the full name of each function because otherwise I'd go nuts.
Your step-by-step explanation is excellent!
This problem is weirdly conducive to array programming, and it's a great showcase!
Just a tip: if you just put the input string on the stack then do `p ←` on the next line, that will bind it the same way and save some indentation.
Thank you for this. The way you do your solutions makes me understand array based languages better
Great video! Please do more UIUA, love it!
COMPLETELY MIND BLOWING....
Nice video, please do more of these
Love it, thank you. I found it hard to follow after a certain point, but am now working through it slowly.
Great video, thanks for putting it out!
Very sad that you didn't name the winning indices array `w` for `windices`.
I can happily say I actually followed this all the way through and even knew in general what the next step was going to be.
I need to get better with Fork, Both and Dip as they all help to prevent stack juggling. I did see there is also a Restack function which you could use to do some monstrous things with.
Restack has been deprecated (and i think already officially removed in the latest version) because it made stack shuffling too hard to read/understand
@@feathecutie9942 Probably for the best
Was this language designed for code golfing? I think if I were to use this language full time I'd need to type the full name of each function because otherwise I'd go nuts.
This has to be one of the worst-named programming languages I have ever seen