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[UniBrain]

PREFACE

Enter a programming language called uni-cortex mind. (or

eloquence) Eloquence is being furthered or constructed via utilizing complex language building tools (lex, cup)

The programming language fuses computation with common sense, 

And is almost written naturally. This means that the language is very interactive. It runs atop an integrated 

development environment called Eloquence writer, an ide I also built from scratch through the use of Java.

 

figure 0.0, ide constructed in java

 

In your opinion, what happens when a programming language deals with both computation and 
'common sense'?

 

In my opinion, such a language must be naturally written (ie natural language), 
and secondly, it becomes INTERACTIVE!
 

 

EXAMPLE FUNCTIONS
You can start up an interactive cellular automata process.

figure 0.1, call sample "find simulation of cellular automata."

Another interesting thing one can do with my interactive LR deterministic context free programming language UNI-CORTEX MIND (aka eloquence)?

One can observe and interact with a simulated operating system, written by myself.
 

figure 0.1, call sample "Find simulation of operating system."
This operating system simulation simulates a STEP size capable architecture with a total of 4 step sizes, OR cpu compute range of single, to 8 hyper threading cores.

 

Of-course one can do expected things such as declare, define, and alter variables of primitives such as Strings, pairs etc.

 

SOURCE CODE - done in blueJ compiler
TOGGLE UP for output, OR DOWN for input.>>
https://drive.google...dit?usp=sharing

 

 

 

 

cheers

Jordan Micah Bennett, unibrain

http://jordanbennett.tk/

 

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[farrell2k]

Throwing and index out of bounds exception on startup.

 

Why does your display console class need a static JFrame?

[UniBrain]

Static? It needs it not.

Such are Java arraylist errors that I forgot to catch, albeit it doesn't hault functionality.

Do you have issues with staticism?
The out of bounds errors perhaps occur in a looping mechanism somewhere, where there is cyclic workings, whereby I deviously try to access an extra index or so, before reinitializing. Worry not, as this does not affect overall running time complexity nor program purpose. As for your qualms with staticism, I also have qualms in tandem with your qualms.

[farrell2k]

Static? It needs it not.

Such are Java arraylist errors that I forgot to catch, albeit it doesn't hault functionality.

Do you have issues with staticism?

 

No.  Just wondering why you thought it necessary.   No qualms.

[UniBrain]