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== Octave tree == | == Octave tree == | ||
[[File:OctaveTree. | [[File:OctaveTree.gif|frame|Output of {{Path|OctaveTree.m}}.]] | ||
{{File|OctaveTree.m|<syntaxhighlight lang="octave"> | {{File|OctaveTree.m|<syntaxhighlight lang="octave"> |
Latest revision as of 21:25, 13 June 2019
Writing programs (not only in Octave) is often seen as a boring activity. To see this is not true one can look at the samples below:
Octave tree[edit]
File: OctaveTree.m
N = 25; # Height
H = 7; # Trunk height
g = 0.2; # Density of decoration (0 <= g <= 1).
for i = 1:N
for j = 1:N-i
printf (" ");
endfor
for j = 1:2*i-1
z = rand ();
if (z < g)
printf ("@");
else
printf ("*");
endif
endfor
printf ("\n");
endfor
for i = 1:H
for j = 1:N-2
printf (" ");
endfor
printf ("***\n");
endfor
i = 0;
printf ("2019");
while (true)
i = mod (i, 2*N);
for j = 1:i
printf (" ");
endfor
if (i < 2*N-2)
printf ("mmmDDD");
else
printf (" 2020");
endif
pause (0.1)
printf ("\r2019");
i++;
endwhile