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I have forked the current translation, thanks.
done in the editor
It won't be too unidiomatic, I think, as many projects also use table-emulated enums in Lua.
Also, since the original description has changed, I copied the new description and made a change to it. But the diff of the descriptions are a mess now, and I don't know how to resolve it.
I just think it's better to use hexadecimal notation here. Do you want me to switch to decimal scientific notation?
thank you for this incredibly thorough explaination
Could you please let me all the concepts that you have gone through ?
How have you managed to link all the terminologies together like:
linker cares about is that there is something called multiply associated with a callable piece of code
is an IEEE754 double number
(little-endian, hexadecimal notation)
what made you think it was little endian was it the assembly code ?System V AMD64 ABI that Linux uses
how are you associatting these termss with the code ?can you name the resource materials, concepts that I would need to learn in order to have knowledge like this.
Hello, I've updated the translation. Please review.
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removed.
Other one should be remade and reranked at 7kyu, right now the requirements aren't even consistent across languages for it.
Merged.
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Removed
Fixed in this fork
What about the test which sends
[ "" ]
as input? Is an empty string a valid direction?Loading more items...