Language PL/B
(ANSI Standard PL/B)
Date: | 11/18/05 |
Author: | Brian J. Jackson |
URL: | http://www.adjacency.net |
Comments: | 1 |
Info: | http://www.sunbelt-plb.com |
Score: | (1.67 in 3 votes) |
./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////. .// ANSI Standard PL/B version of 99 bottles of beer //. .// Brian J. Jackson, Adjacency Consulting Group, Inc. (www.adjacency.net)//. .// 17 NOV 2005 //. ./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////. bottleCount form 2 bottleString dim 8 bottleString2 dim 8 ./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////. start . // set our bottle counter to 99, then begin our descent move "99" to bottleCount loop . // logic to ensure our display is grammatically correct (although . // I don't know why that would matter after drinking 98 bottles of . // beer!) if (bottleCount = 1) . // 1 bottle of beer left move " bottle" to bottleString move " bottles" to bottleString2 elseif (bottleCount = 2) . // 2 bottles left, then one bottle in the last stanza move " bottles" to bottleString move " bottle" to bottleString2 else . // 3 or more bottles left move " bottles" to bottleString move " bottles" to bottleString2 endif . // display the first three lines of the song display *ll,bottleCount,bottleString," of beer on the wall...": *n,bottleCount,bottleString," of beer...": *n,"take one down, pass it around..."; . // now drink a bottle subtract "1" from bottleCount . // and finish the verse display *n,bottleCount,bottleString2," of beer on the wall.": *n,*n; repeat until (bottleCount = 0) stop ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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Gordon E. Peterson II said on 08/14/07 20:10:54
Again, it's a pity that the author didn't go to the trouble to get the output right, so it matches exactly the "official lyrics" as shown on the site... this is an exercise where the devil is in the details.