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Any one know what they mean by "Ever change the value of 4?" I took it to mean, mess with people by remapping keys or using base 3 or something in the program,
by solarmist 16y ago
Any one know what they mean by "Ever change the value of 4?"
I took it to mean, mess with people by remapping keys or using base 3 or something in the program, but I've always tried to find a more "real" solution, but being a binary system I can't think how it would be possible 100 is 100 is 100.
- kabdib 16y agoYou can change the value of any constant in FORTH, using something like: : 4 9 ; ... whereupon '4' will push the value '9' on the stack instead. FORTH is an interesting language that I would recommend everyone learn, and that I would never use in any production system. (Yes, I know about Open Boot).
- eru 16y agoForth is a nice language, and seems appropriate where other low level languages are, like C. (My day job involves Haskell though.)
- technomancy 16y agoDoes this count? (Ruby FWIW) class Fixnum; def ==(o); true end end; 4 == 5 # => true
- Turing_Machine 16y agohttp://everything2.com/title/Changing+the+value+of+5+in+FORTRAN http://everything2.com/title/Changing+the+value+of+5+in+FORT...