MikeMKH

Name:Mike Harris

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- MikeMKH
- commented on ""Tiny" function" javascript solution
I like what you did there.
- MikeMKH
- commented on "Odd + Even = Odd? Prove it!" haskell solution
I like this solution a lot, it is more along the lines of how I think about this.
- MikeMKH
- commented on "Peano numbers" haskell solution
Simply beautiful solution.
- MikeMKH
- commented on "Esolang Interpreters #4 - Boolfuck Interpreter" csharp solution
The instructions should tell you to treat the input as Latin1 and write the output as Latin1.
- MikeMKH
- commented on "My smallest code interpreter (aka Brainf**k)" csharp solution
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- MikeMKH
- resolved a question on "Esolang Interpreters #2 - Custom Smallfuck Interpreter" kata
answering my own question here are two C# unit tests for the brackets
```
Assert.AreEqual("000", Smallfuck.Interpreter("[[]*>*>*>]", "000"));
Assert.AreEqual("100", Smallfuck.Interpreter("*>[[]*>]<*", "100"));
```
- MikeMKH
- created a question for "Esolang Interpreters #2 - Custom Smallfuck Interpreter" kata
Why does the C# tests not have an example of '[' and ']'? I do not understand how these work, could someone give a simple example of '[' and ']' in the code string along with the a tape string and the expected result?