Post by jarych on Jul 19, 2022 2:07:55 GMT
Some patience for the readers' thoughts.
Do you know what is a Field Hollar?
Remember a few common song lyrics sometimes used for program coding exercises or instruction? Lizzy Bordon , 99 Barrels of Beer, maybe some others. Instruction about learning to write computer code would be applied to help show the use of loops, and other structures. Another lyrics to a song came to my attention. I will presently avoid showing all the lyrics but, the name of the piece is Random Drug Testing. The creators were Cub Koda (and or maybe for, Brownsville Station). The piece is formed as a field hollar.
I thought this one should be easy to write a program for reproducing the eight sections of the lyrics, but I find too many complications. Maybe a counter variable and one or more loops, sequenced or nested, but confusing for me to analyze and find a way. Somebody here might like to look at those lyrics and think about a way to make a program.
Do you know what is a Field Hollar?
Remember a few common song lyrics sometimes used for program coding exercises or instruction? Lizzy Bordon , 99 Barrels of Beer, maybe some others. Instruction about learning to write computer code would be applied to help show the use of loops, and other structures. Another lyrics to a song came to my attention. I will presently avoid showing all the lyrics but, the name of the piece is Random Drug Testing. The creators were Cub Koda (and or maybe for, Brownsville Station). The piece is formed as a field hollar.
I thought this one should be easy to write a program for reproducing the eight sections of the lyrics, but I find too many complications. Maybe a counter variable and one or more loops, sequenced or nested, but confusing for me to analyze and find a way. Somebody here might like to look at those lyrics and think about a way to make a program.