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18 Mike Plusch Click here to send Mike Plusch an e-mail!    Click here to visit the homepage of Mike Plusch   
from Clear Methods in Boston, Massachusetts wrote on 2003-10-29 at 14:05:03
I wanted to submit an example, but I didn't see anything that described what the requirements were for the program to be submitted. I'm sure someone must have made a test case!
What exactly is the output that is required ncluding spaces, newlines, capitalization, ending value (0 or none), bottle vs. bottles when refering to 1 bottle(s).

99 bottles of bear on the wall, 99 bottles of bear.
Take one down, pass it around, 98 bottles of bear on the wall.
98 bottles of bear on the wall, 98 bottles of bear.
Take one down, pass it around, 97 bottles of bear on the wall.
...
1 bottle of bear on the wall, 1 bottle of bear.
Take one down, pass it around, 0 bottles of bear on the wall.
Oliver Schade replied:
Hi Mike, the output should be at least all lines of the song and the last two lines (go to the store, buy some more). Please do not send the 26th version of C, C++ or Perl. Please write programs that demonstrate the abilities of your language, the structures and the concepts - use comments to explain a little bit. This is not a "shortest program" contest. Please use the "1 bottle" (single bottle) if possible. If you want, include links to your homepage. But please do include links to the Homepage of the language. At the moment I am heavily overloaded at my job. Updates are therefore slow, but no submission will be lost and I will read them all. Thanks, Oliver
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17 Fritz
from Germany wrote on 2003-10-21 at 18:32:47
a wonderful idea
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16 Andreas Percher
from Germany wrote on 2003-10-14 at 08:59:13
Great
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15 Holger Mitterwald Click here to send Holger Mitterwald an e-mail!   
from Wiesloch, Germany wrote on 2003-10-08 at 09:51:23
I think this is one of the most sensless pages in the world wide web.
But it really makes fun reading the source for so many languages I never ever heard of. Some are quite interesting, others just Brainfuck

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14 Mark Matzenger Click here to send Mark Matzenger an e-mail!    Click here to visit the homepage of Mark Matzenger   
from Mission Viejo, California wrote on 2003-09-25 at 12:47:50
This is a cool web site !!!
Keep up the good work.
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13 Me
from Drontheimr wrote on 2003-09-12 at 02:23:02
Nice collection! :-]

Unfortunately, the Malbolge entry is a cheat! All it does is

print "--static string--".

There is no gzip encoder, the static string is compressed to avoid the embarrasment of a 110KB source file... the Morse entry at least is honest!
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12 lastunicorn Click here to visit the homepage of lastunicorn   
from Ro wrote on 2003-08-29 at 08:08:47
I didn't realized there are so many languages. I feel like walking in a museum with all kinds of pieces: very old and very new. I like the site

.o0 lastunicorn 0o.
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11 Robert
from Home of the 1996 Summer Games wrote on 2003-08-06 at 17:50:46
Rightous dude, even REXX

All we need now are some tasty waves and a cool buzz!
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10 Rik Harris Click here to send Rik Harris an e-mail!    Click here to visit the homepage of Rik Harris   
from rikharris.com wrote on 2003-07-28 at 22:10:33
madness... fun, trip down memory lane, but madness.

it was the BASIC example that got me here... (used to own a ZX spectrum 48k!) - appriciate the work and input that must have gone into making this site how it is.

nice one :)
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9 Andreas Benzing Click here to send Andreas Benzing an e-mail!    Click here to visit the homepage of Andreas Benzing   
from Stuttgart, Germany wrote on 2003-07-23 at 17:12:01
Really cool that page =)
But there are a few things i miss:
1st: The size of the compiled code like in the first Assembler exaple.
2nd: The changelog is very short =( I would really like to read the old history...
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8 Mohan G Ramanujam Click here to send Mohan G Ramanujam an e-mail!   
from India wrote on 2003-07-16 at 12:38:16
I really appreciate ur effort. It's the valuable for each and every software people. Keep it up.

All the Success comes to ur life.

Jaihind!
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7 Antoni Gual
from Spain wrote on 2003-07-03 at 09:20:57
Great page!
But I miss a version for DOS batch! I'll try to make one...
Oliver Schade replied:
http://99-bottles-of-beer.ls-la.net/d.html#DOS-Batch Available since 1995 ;)
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6 vjr
from CA, USA wrote on 2003-07-02 at 21:24:44
Wonderful website. Found out about lots of new languages.
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5 Ville Click here to visit the homepage of Ville   
from Finland wrote on 2003-06-25 at 18:51:28
Hah, this is a cool site. I browsed all the examples throught the other day (or night, or actually it took a couple of evenings). I just submitted an RSL version of the program, we'll see how long it takes for it to appear here.
Oliver Schade replied:
Well, today I have 130 unread emails with new examples, comments and corrections. Some of them are around 7 weeks old - I assume, I have to work to much at business... Oliver
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4 Albert Feller Click here to send Albert Feller an e-mail!    Click here to visit the homepage of Albert Feller   
from Germany wrote on 2003-06-13 at 13:08:29
kewl!
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3 Reza Click here to visit the homepage of Reza   
from Indonesia wrote on 2003-06-11 at 11:46:58
Great page... Found out many new languages (Beatnik ). Nice to know there are still thousands of geeks outhere
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2 Mark
from Netherlands wrote on 2003-06-10 at 13:05:34
Hello there!

Very very nice! I like this kind of sites. :-) Keep on going this way!

Greetz,
Mark from the Netherlands
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1 Oliver Schade Click here to send Oliver Schade an e-mail!    Click here to visit the homepage of Oliver Schade   
from Germany, Potsdam wrote on 2003-06-09 at 09:16:13
After a six months break, the guestbook is functionally again. I hope you all enjoy the site and the examples and maybe you leave a message here.

Bye, Oliver
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