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author | Matt Strapp <matt@mattstrapp.net> | 2022-05-24 11:18:46 -0500 |
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diff --git a/csci1913/Python/lab1_strap012.py b/csci1913/Python/lab1_strap012.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..396fda9 --- /dev/null +++ b/csci1913/Python/lab1_strap012.py @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +#Matthew Strapp +#5449340 +#Lab 1 + +def left(exp): + return exp[0] +def op(exp): + return exp[1] +def right(exp): + return exp[2] + + +def isInside(var, e): + if type(e) is tuple: + return isInside(var, left(e)) or isInside(var, right(e)) + elif type(e) is str: + return var==e + else: + return -1 + +def solve(v, e): + if isInside(v, left(e)): + return solving(v, e) + elif isInside(v,right(e)): + newE=(right(e),op(e),left(e)) + return solving(v,newE) + #Solving defined on line 52 + else: + return None + +#Four major solving means +def solvingAdd(v,q): + if isInside(v, left(left(q))): + return left(left(q)), '=', (right(q), '-', right(left(q))) + else: + return right(left(q)), '=', (right(q), '-', left(left(q))) +def solvingSubtract(v,q): + if isInside(v, left(left(q))): + return left(left(q)), '=', (right(q), '+', right(left(q))) + else: + return right(left(q)), '=', (left(left(q)), '-', right(q)) +def solvingMultiply(v,q): + if isInside(v, left(left(q))): + return left(left(q)), '=', (right(q), '/', right(left(q))) + else: + return right(left(q)), '=', (right(q), '/', left(left(q))) +def solvingDivide(v,q): + if isInside(v, left(left(q))): + return left(left(q)), '=', (right(q), '*', right(left(q))) + else: + return right(left(q)), '=', (left(left(q)), '/', right(q)) + +#Dict based off of lecture 13th Sept. 2019 +dispatcher={'+':solvingAdd,'-':solvingSubtract,'*':solvingMultiply,'/':solvingDivide} + +def solving(v,q): + if left(q) is v: + return q + else: + if op(left(q)) in dispatcher: + newQ=dispatcher[op(left(q))](v,q) + else: + raise ValueError + return solving(v,newQ) + +# +# TESTS. Test the equation solver for CSci 1913 Lab 1. +# +# James Moen +# 10 Sep 18 +# +# Every test is followed by a comment which shows what must be printed if your +# code works correctly. It also shows how many points the test is worth, for a +# total of 35 possible points. +# + +print(isInside('x', 'x')) # True 1 point +print(isInside('x', 'y')) # False 1 point +print(isInside('x', ('x', '+', 'y'))) # True 2 points +print(isInside('x', ('a', '+', 'b'))) # False 2 points +print(isInside('+', ('a', '+', 'b'))) # False 2 points +print(isInside('x', (('m', '*', 'x'), '+', 'b'))) # True 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('a', '+', 'x'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('c', '-', 'a')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('x', '+', 'b'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('c', '-', 'b')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('a', '-', 'x'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('a', '-', 'c')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('x', '-', 'b'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('c', '+', 'b')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('a', '*', 'x'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('c', '/', 'a')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('x', '*', 'b'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('c', '/', 'b')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('a', '/', 'x'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('a', '/', 'c')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', (('x', '/', 'b'), '=', 'c'))) +# ('x', '=', ('c', '*', 'b')) 2 points + +print(solve('y', ('y', '=', (('m', '*', 'x'), '+', 'b')))) +# ('y', '=', (('m', '*', 'x'), '+', 'b')) 2 points + +print(solve('x', ('y', '=', (('m', '*', 'x'), '+', 'b')))) +# ('x', '=', (('y', '-', 'b'), '/', 'm')) 2 points + +print(solve('a', (('b', '+', 'c'), '=', ('d', '*', (('a', '/', 'e'), '-', 'f'))))) +# ('a', '=', (((('b', '+', 'c'), '/', 'd'), '+', 'f'), '*', 'e')) 5 points
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/csci1913/Python/lab2_strap012.py b/csci1913/Python/lab2_strap012.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..511e6bf --- /dev/null +++ b/csci1913/Python/lab2_strap012.py @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +class Zillion: + def __init__(self,digits): + self.digits = digits + self.List = [] + self.toList() + + def toList(self): + badBoolean=False #Kludge + if len(self.digits) == 0 : + raise RuntimeError #Cannot make a list of nothing + for n in range (0,len(self.digits)): + if self.digits[n] is not ',': + if self.digits[n] is not ' ': + try: + self.List+=[int(self.digits[n])] + badBoolean=True + except ValueError: #Non-comma character in string + raise RuntimeError + if badBoolean is False: #No numbers in string + raise RuntimeError + else: + return self.List + + + def increment(self): + length = len(self.List) - 1 + newList = self.List + newList[length] += 1 + if newList[length]>=10: #Loop to increment all 10s to 0s with carry + for n in range (0,length): + newList[length-n]=0 + newList[length-n-1]+=1 + + def isZero(self): + for p in range (0,len(self.List)-1): + if self.List[p] is not 0: + return False + return True + + def toString(self): + string='' + for q in range (0,len(self.List)): + string+=str(self.List[q]) #Make string by concatenation + return string + + + +# +# TESTS. Test the class Zillion for CSci 1913 Lab 2. +# +# James Moen +# 18 Sep 17 +# +# Every test is followed by a comment which shows what must be printed if your +# code works correctly. It also shows how many points the test is worth. +# + +try: + z = Zillion('') +except RuntimeError: + print('Empty string') + +# It must print 'Empty string' without apostrophes. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion(' , ') +except RuntimeError: + print('No digits in the string') + +# It must print 'No digits in the string' without apostrophes. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion('1+0') +except RuntimeError: + print('Non-digit in the string') + +# It must print 'Non-digit in the string' without apostrophes. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion('0') +except RuntimeError: + print('This must not be printed') + +# It must print nothing. 2 points. + +print(z.isZero()) # It must print True. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion('000000000') +except RuntimeError: + print('This must not be printed') + +# It must print nothing. 2 points. + +print(z.isZero()) # It must print True. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion('000 000 000') +except RuntimeError: + print('This must not be printed') + +# It must print nothing. 2 points. + +print(z.isZero()) # It must print True. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion('997') +except RuntimeError: + print('This must not be printed') + +# It must print nothing. 2 points. + +print(z.isZero()) # It must print False. 2 points. + +print(z.toString()) # It must print 997. 2 points. + +z.increment() + +print(z.toString()) # It must print 998. 2 points. + +z.increment() + +print(z.toString()) # It must print 999. 2 points. + +z.increment() + +print(z.toString()) # It must print 1000. 2 points. + +try: + z = Zillion('0 9,9 9') +except: + print('This must not be printed') + +# It must print nothing. 3 points. + +z.increment() +print(z.toString()) # It must print 1000. 2 points. diff --git a/csci1913/Python/lab3_strap012.py b/csci1913/Python/lab3_strap012.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f9df918 --- /dev/null +++ b/csci1913/Python/lab3_strap012.py @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +#"New" functions +def Reduce(F,S): + if len(S)==0: + return -255 + else: + return F(Reduce(F,S[:-1]),S[-1]) +def returnGreater(a,b): + if a > b: + return a + else: + return b + +#Implementation from Lab +def Sort(T): + if len(T)==0: + return () + else: + return (Sort(Remove(T,Maximum(T))))+(Maximum(T),) +def Maximum(T): + return Reduce(returnGreater,T) +def Remove(T,E): + if len(T)==0: + return () + elif T[0] is E: + return T[1:] + else: + return (T[0],)+Remove(T[1:],E) + + +# +# TESTS. Tests for CSci 1913 Lab 3. +# +# James Moen +# 11 Feb 19 +# +# Each test is worth 2 points, for 40 points total. Comments show what must be +# printed to receive credit. Note that your function SORT must work for tuples +# with negative elements. +# + +print(Maximum((1,))) # 1 2 pt. +print(Maximum((-2, -1))) # -1 2 pt. +print(Maximum((1, 1))) # 1 2 pt. +print(Maximum((1, 2, 3))) # 3 2 pt. + +print(Remove((), 1)) # () 2 pt. +print(Remove((1,), 1)) # () 2 pt. +print(Remove((0, 1), 0)) # (1,) 2 pt. +print(Remove((0, 1, 2, 1, 3), 1)) # (0, 2, 1, 3) 2 pt. +print(Remove((0, 1, 2, 1, 3), 2)) # (0, 1, 1, 3) 2 pt. +print(Remove((1, 2, 3), 3)) # (1, 2) 2 pt. + +print(Sort(())) # () 2 pt. +print(Sort((0,))) # (0,) 2 pt. +print(Sort((0, -1))) # (-1, 0) 2 pt. +print(Sort((1, 0))) # (0, 1) 2 pt. +print(Sort((0, 0, 1))) # (0, 0, 1) 2 pt. +print(Sort((0, -1, 0))) # (-1, 0, 0) 2 pt. +print(Sort((0, 0, 1))) # (0, 0, 1) 2 pt. + +print(Sort((9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1))) # (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) 2 pt. +print(Sort((1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9))) # (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) 2 pt. +print(Sort((1, 2, 1, 4, 2, 5, 4, 5, 3))) # (1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5) 2 pt. diff --git a/csci1913/Python/project1_strap012.py b/csci1913/Python/project1_strap012.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c825359 --- /dev/null +++ b/csci1913/Python/project1_strap012.py @@ -0,0 +1,134 @@ +class Random: + def __init__(self, seed): + self.sevenFive = 16807 + self.twoThirtyone = 2147483647 + self.newNum = seed + + def next(self): + self.newNum = self.sevenFive*self.newNum % self.twoThirtyone + return self.newNum + + def choose(self, limit): + return self.next()%limit + + + +class Rule: + def __init__(self, left, right): + self.left = left + self.right = right + self.count = 1 + + def __repr__(self): + string = str(self.count) + string += " " + string += str(self.left) + string += " -> " + for n in range (0, len(self.right)): + string += self.right[n] + string += " " + return string + + + +class Grammar: + def __init__(self, seed): + self.r = Random(seed) + self.dictionary = {} + + def rule(self, left, right): + if left not in self.dictionary: + self.dictionary[left] = (Rule(left,right),) + else: + self.dictionary[left] += (Rule(left, right),) + + def generate(self): + if 'Start' in self.dictionary: + return self.generating(('Start',)) + else: + raise RuntimeError + + def select(self, left): + rules = self.dictionary[left] + total = 0 + c = 0 + #Some of the loops are probably not needed + for m in range (0, len(rules)): + total += rules[m].count + index = self.r.choose(total) + for c in range (0, len(rules)): + index -= rules[c].count + if index <= 0: + break + chosen = rules[c] + for n in range (0, len(rules)): + if rules[n] is not chosen: + rules[n].count += 1 + return chosen.right + + def generating(self,strings): + result='' + for n in range (0, len(strings)): + if strings[n] not in self.dictionary: + result += strings[n] + result += " " + else: + result += self.generating(self.select(strings[n])) + return result + + + + +G = Grammar(101) +G.rule('Noun', ('cat',)) # 01 +G.rule('Noun', ('boy',)) # 02 +G.rule('Noun', ('dog',)) # 03 +G.rule('Noun', ('girl',)) # 04 +G.rule('Verb', ('bit',)) # 05 +G.rule('Verb', ('chased',)) # 06 +G.rule('Verb', ('kissed',)) # 07 +G.rule('Phrase', ('the', 'Noun', 'Verb', 'the', 'Noun')) # 08 +G.rule('Story', ('Phrase',)) # 09 +G.rule('Story', ('Phrase', 'and', 'Story')) # 10 +G.rule('Story', ('Phrase', 'but', 'Story')) # 11 +G.rule('Start', ('Story', '.')) # 12 +for _ in range (0, 5): + print(G.generate()) + +# the cat bit the boy . +# the cat kissed the dog and the boy chased the boy . +# the cat chased the dog and the girl bit the boy but the girl chased the cat . +# the girl chased the dog . +# the boy kissed the girl and the cat kissed the girl . + +print() +print() + +# +# + +J = Grammar(1453) +J.rule('Noun', ('sentence',)) +J.rule('Noun', ('walrus',)) +J.rule('Noun', ('sky',)) +J.rule('Noun', ('diamond',)) +J.rule('Noun', ('Ottoman Empire',)) +J.rule('Verb', ('is',)) +J.rule('Verb', ('fanned',)) +J.rule('Verb', ('generated',)) +J.rule('Verb', ('hit',)) +J.rule('Phrase', ('the', 'Noun', 'Verb', 'the', 'Noun')) # 08 +J.rule('Phrase', ('Noun', 'Verb', 'the', 'Noun')) +J.rule('Story', ('Phrase',)) # 09 +J.rule('Story', ('Phrase', 'and', 'Story')) # 10 +J.rule('Story', ('Phrase', 'but', 'Story')) # 11 +J.rule('Start', ('Story', '.')) # 12 + +for _ in range(0, 5): + print(J.generate()) + +# the walrus is the sentence and the diamond generated the walrus . +# the walrus generated the walrus and the walrus generated the sentence but diamond hit the sentence . +# sentence fanned the Ottoman Empire . +# the sky hit the diamond and sky is the sentence but the sky fanned the diamond . +# the walrus generated the diamond and the diamond generated the Ottoman Empire but the sky generated the sentence . |