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It's "Lua", not "LUA". (It means "Moon" in Portuguese, same etymology as "Lunar".) Also, it seems a bit odd to be using problems from Project Euler. Looks great
by silentbicycle 16y ago
It's "Lua", not "LUA". (It means "Moon" in Portuguese, same etymology as "Lunar".) Also, it seems a bit odd to be using problems from Project Euler. Looks great otherwise, though.
I'll try to suggest more problems once I have time to dig in - how about adding infrastructure so members can submit problems themselves?
- federicof 16y agoThanks, we needed a set of problems to start with and we've used some Euler problems as the basis even thought we slightly changed the problems to be more generic (the input is unknown) so that users are forced to write a generic solution.
- silentbicycle 16y agoCould you add a Prolog, too? GNU Prolog or SWI would be good.
- federicof 16y agoSure, we can add any language that have an open source compiler/interpreter. I've added Prolog to our backlog. Stay tuned!
- nolite 16y agoI like that they integrate the project euler problems.. you can just reuse your solutions.
- federicof 16y agoyes that's the idea, and you can compete with other people to create the most efficient solution. This is new because the purpose of project euler is only to create a correct solution...