digitalmars.D - The worst D code you'll ever see
- bauss (9/9) Jan 15 2019 I think I just wrote the worst D code in existence.
- H. S. Teoh (169/183) Jan 15 2019 It may be bad code, but it will not make me cringe until it looks like
- Jonathan Marler (2/11) Jan 15 2019 why God? why?
- Basile B. (10/19) Jan 15 2019 You could have make and conditional expr with `true` and `false`,
I think I just wrote the worst D code in existence. https://www.reddit.com/r/badcode/comments/aftpcf/bad_code_coding_challenge_2_primes_between_x_and_y/ee41he6/ What it does is find prime numbers between X and Y and adds them to an array. It's part of a coding challenge to write bad code, but figured I'd share here. It's rare I see D used in contests, so I figured I would use it for this one. Enjoy the cringe.
Jan 15 2019
"H. S. Teoh" <hsteoh quickfur.ath.cx> On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 10:55:02AM +0000, bauss via Digitalmars-d wrote:I think I just wrote the worst D code in existence. https://www.reddit.com/r/badcode/comments/aftpcf/bad_code_coding_challenge_2_primes_between_x_and_y/ee41he6/ What it does is find prime numbers between X and Y and adds them to an array. It's part of a coding challenge to write bad code, but figured I'd share here. It's rare I see D used in contests, so I figured I would use it for this one. Enjoy the cringe.It may be bad code, but it will not make me cringe until it looks like an IOCCC entry. For example (in C): #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <time.h> /* Defines */ #ifndef NO_STTY #define S1 system("stty cbreak -echo")|| #define S2 system("stty sane")|| #else #define S1 #define S2 #endif #define A(i) (((q*)R(8))[i]) #define B p(b) #define C p(&a) #define H(i) sscanf(A(i),"%ld",&R(i+11))&0 || #define P q* #define M(a,b) main((i)(a),(P)(b)) #define p(x) ((i*)(x)) #define D T(B-C,C-B) #define T(x,y) ((a&1)*((i)(x))+(~a&1)*((i)(y))) #define R(x) (*(B+x)) #define q char* #define Q(x) ((q)(x)) #define W(x,y) ((B[x]=(i)(y))&0)|| #define BS (w*l*h) #define do(x,y) (a-x||y)&& #define f(x) M(x,b) #define if(p,q,r,s) ((p)&&!(q)||(s))&&(r)|| #define i long #define I (int) #define while(x,y,z) do(x, y && !(z) && f(a)) #define for(s,i,x,y,z,Z) W(i,x)f(s)||Z) && while(s,R(i)-y,z||W(i,R(i)+1)0)(s #define return return do #define w R(12) #define l R(13) #define h R(14) #define X(i) (R(i)%w) #define Y(i) ((R(i)%(w*l))/w) #define Z(i) (R(i)/(w*l)) #define pr !printf #define switch(x) (W(32+R(15),R(32+x+R(15))) W(32+x+R(15),0) (B[15]+=x)|1) #define case(k,x,y) R(a)==k && x && switch(y) && f(13)|| #define TL(i) R(32+R(i)) /* Main program */ int main(int a, P b) { return(1>>1^1, M(6+!!M(5,C),C)) do( 13, pr("\x1b[;H")|| for(14,4,0,BS,!X(4)&&pr( "%*s", I(l-Y(4)), "" ) || if(TL(4),pr( "%*ld",I R(31), TL(4)),0, pr("%*.*s",I R(31), ) if(X(4)==w-1 , pr("\n"),0 , pr("%*s", I(l+1), "")) ( (R(4)+1)%(w*l)==0 && l>1)&& pr("\n"),0)) do( 1&~1, pr("Syntax: %s <x> <y> [<z>]\n", b[0])||f(15) )((a&~1) -6||D>>12 &&(*(p(T(C,b))+8)=*p(Q(b)+(Q(&b)-Q(C))) ) &&(*(p(T(C,b))+9) = *p(b))&&M( 8,T(C,b)) || f( a) )&&do( 8, if(R(9)&1,H(1)H( 2 ) 0,W(14, l)W(13,1)0, H(1 ) H(2) H(3) 0)(srand(time(0)),0 ) ||for(9,4, 0,BS, f(16) || W(R(4)+32,R(0))!R(0) && W(15,R(4) )0, W( 31, snprintf(A(0),1,"%ld",BS)) S1 pr("\x1b[2J") || f(13) || f(18) || f(15) )) do( 16,W(0,rand()%BS ) W(1,0) for(17, 5, 0,R(4),! ( TL( 5)-R(0))&&! ( W(1,1) W(5,R(4)-1) 0),R(1)&&f(16)) ) do( 18,W(0,0 ) for(19,4,0,BS, TL(4)-(R(4)+1) %BS&& ( W(0,1) W(4,BS-1 ) 0)||0,!R(0) && pr( "You win!\n" ) || R(0)&& ( W(a,getchar()) case('i', 0<Z(15), -w*l) case('j', 0<X(15), -1) case('k', Z(15)<h-1, w*l) case('l', X(15)<w-1, 1) case('n', Y(15)<l-1, w) case('o', 0<Y(15),-w ) R(a)=='q'&&! pr( "You lose :-)\n" ) &&f(15)||f(a)) ) ) do( 15,S2 (exit(0),a) ) (a-5||C<p(b)); } Exercise for the reader: figure out how this code works. (Hint: it's much worse than it looks. And I do mean MUCH worse. You won't even begin to appreciate just how nasty this code is until you've unravelled the first several layers of obfuscation. (And no, running it through the preprocessor first does not make it any more readable -- in fact, quite the opposite. :-P)) One of these days, I might take a shot at doing this in D... Be afraid, be very afraid! :-D T -- "The number you have dialed is imaginary. Please rotate your phone 90 degrees and try again."
Jan 15 2019
On Tuesday, 15 January 2019 at 10:55:02 UTC, bauss wrote:I think I just wrote the worst D code in existence. https://www.reddit.com/r/badcode/comments/aftpcf/bad_code_coding_challenge_2_primes_between_x_and_y/ee41he6/ What it does is find prime numbers between X and Y and adds them to an array. It's part of a coding challenge to write bad code, but figured I'd share here. It's rare I see D used in contests, so I figured I would use it for this one. Enjoy the cringe.why God? why?
Jan 15 2019
On Tuesday, 15 January 2019 at 10:55:02 UTC, bauss wrote:I think I just wrote the worst D code in existence. https://www.reddit.com/r/badcode/comments/aftpcf/bad_code_coding_challenge_2_primes_between_x_and_y/ee41he6/ What it does is find prime numbers between X and Y and adds them to an array. It's part of a coding challenge to write bad code, but figured I'd share here. It's rare I see D used in contests, so I figured I would use it for this one. Enjoy the cringe.You could have make and conditional expr with `true` and `false`, instead of n >= 2 && number1 != number2 && number1 < number2 this beginner crap: n >= 2 == true && (number1 == number2) == false && number1 < number2 == true for example. There's probably more to do with relational and conditional expr but then it becomes ambiguous: bad code or obfuscation ?
Jan 15 2019