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Algorithms written in the Shakespeare Programming Language (SPL)
This is a repo where I keep my little programs I've done in the SPL.
Bubble sort
How to use it?
Write 5 numbers that you would like to sort. Do not type any spaces between them! The program will print the sorted array of numbers. It will neither print a newline character nor spaces between the numbers. A number must consist of one digit only.
Example:
In:
57490
Out:
04579
Stack sort
How to use it?
You can enter as much of nonnegative numbers as you want. Separate the numbers using a newline character. The program will stop getting the numbers from the input stream when the number "-1" is entered.
Example:
In:
420
404
23
14
290595
1
-1
Out:
1
14
23
404
420
290595
How to compile it?
The Shakespeare Programming Language is usually translated to C and then compiled. The official translator can be downloaded from the official webpage.
If you have any difficulties with making the translator run I do recommend to search thourgh the Shakespeare Programming Language Tag on StackOverflow.