A 2nd IOPCC Winner

Author:

• Livin Nector at livinnector2001@gmail.com

Judges' Comments

Author's Comments

How to use

bash python3.12 _.py or bash python _.py or bash uvx --python 3.12 python _.py

Python Version

Python 3.12 (produces syntax errors in versions less than 3.12)

Required Libraries

Only uses builtin dataclasses library.

OS

Any os should work, but tested on linux.

What it does

It prints the comments written between both @d decorator lines. Make sure to add a blank line above and below the comments. These comments should being in the start of the line and has a space after the '#'.

Why it is special

• Main code runs if __name__ != '__main__'.
• Only digits that appear in the source code are 0 and 1.
• Uses Python 3.12+ only syntax. With 3.8 and 3.9 raises one type of syntax error, but with 3.10 and 3.11 raises a different one. Though the formatted code works in all 3.8+ versions.
• Retrives the string 'split' from a string to construct the split method and uses it to split the same string.

Easter Eggs

• It is a functional source code sandwich which spills the fillings, and has:
• imported crust on both sides
• decorated butter spreads and
• commented fillings (only commented fillings are allowed or you'll break the sandwich's syntax.).
• Has very meaningful class definitions
• One describing the golden ratio.
• The other describing the alphabets.
• It comes with the word finding game and it is hosted by a cow!
• Bonus Game: Try to find how different functions and methods used are retrieved using strings.
• 'print'
• 'read'
• 'open'
• 'split'
• 'setattr'
• 'getattr'
• 'map'