Hey, it is happy valentines today! And I think it would be nice to please my wife with something special. I am learning Magik – which is a OO programming language developed by GE Smallworld, and the following seems a good learning/coding exercise.
Draw a Heart Shape to Console using Magik
Drawing heart is a fun exercise.
# Drawing a heart to the console
# Happy Valentine's Day 2019
_package sw
$
_block
_local c << 178.as_character() # heart symbol
_local s << ""
# Magik does not have a write without printing new lines
# Therefore, we concatenate output strings
_local concat << _proc(str, char)
>> str + char
_endproc
# 5 blank lines
_for i _over range(1, 5) _loop s << concat(s, %newline) _endloop
_for i _over range(1, 3)
_loop
_for j _over range(1, 32 - 2 * i) _loop s << concat(s, %space) _endloop
_for k _over range(1, 4 * i + 1) _loop s << concat(s, c) _endloop
_for l _over range(1, 13 - 4 * i) _loop s << concat(s, %space) _endloop
_for m _over range(1, 4 * i + 1) _loop s << concat(s, c) _endloop
s << concat(s, %newline)
_endloop
_for i _over range(1, 3)
_loop
_for j _over range(1, 24 + 1) _loop s << concat(s, %space) _endloop
_for k _over range(1, 29) _loop s << concat(s, c) _endloop
s << concat(s, %newline)
_endloop
_for i _over range(7, 1, -1)
_loop
_for j _over range(1, 40 - 2 * i) _loop s << concat(s, %space) _endloop
_for k _over range(1, 4 * i - 1) _loop s << concat(s, c) _endloop
s << concat(s, %newline)
_endloop
_for i _over range(1, 39) _loop s << concat(s, %space) _endloop
# the last tiny bit
s << concat(s, c)
# 5 blank lines
_for i _over range(1, 5) _loop s << concat(s, %newline) _endloop
write(s)
_endblock
Magik does not provide a write without adding %newline – therefore we concatenate the output string and print it all once to the console.
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