martes, 10 de noviembre de 2015

LED is my new Hello World - Kotlin Time

Yep...I'm aware that there must be a lot of more efficient and short ways to do this...but then again...my purpose with this is to have the same base code for all the programming languages that I learn...

Usually I write this code after a couple of days of learning the language...so in no way I can be aware of all the crazy and optimized features...

This code is just for fun and for me...a really good way to introduce the syntax of a language in a very friendly way...

So...here's is Kotlin -:)

LEDNumbers.kt
package LEDNumbers

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
 if (args.size == 0) {
      println("Please provide a number...")
      return
    }
    val NumList:List<String> = args[0].split("")
 val Leds = mapOf("0" to listOf(" _  ", "| | ", "|_| "), 
                  "1" to listOf("  ", "| ", "| "),
                  "2" to listOf(" _  "," _| ","|_  "),
                  "3" to listOf("_  ","_| ","_| "),
                  "4" to listOf("    ","|_| ","  | "),
                  "5" to listOf(" _  ","|_  "," _| "),
                  "6" to listOf(" _  ","|_  ","|_| "),
                  "7" to listOf("_   "," |  "," |  "),
                  "8" to listOf(" _  ","|_| ","|_| "),
                  "9" to listOf(" _  ","|_| "," _| "))
 for(i in 0..2){
  for(j in 1..NumList.size - 2){
   print(Leds[NumList[j]]!![i])
  }
  print("\n")
 }                 
}

The result will like this -;)


Greetings,

Blag.
Development Culture.

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