/prog/ challenge #6001: FIOC

Input: A four-letter ASCII string
Output: The phrase ``αorced αndendation αf αode'',
with the alphae replaced with the consecutive letters from the input, shifted to uppercase.
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║Example 1: sicp -> Sorced Indendation Cf Pode
║Example 2: SUSS -> Sorced Undendation Sf Sode
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Your entry has to be a

source code

of a complete program
that takes the input on stdin and outputs the string to stdout. Shortest program wins.

>>40
Why can't you have short expressive names, like subst or upcase?

>>41
I dunno, I didn't design any of those languages. I just wrote code in them. if I had to guess, a lot of the verbosity would be because originally lisps didn't have polymorphism or multimethods so if you wanted different beavior dependent on type, you needed multiple function names (which explains e.g. string-upcase and char-upcase. obtuse names like rplaca on the other hand were pretty common in older languages (before the ideas like literate programming became more mainstream): just look at C standard library having function names like atoi, fprintf or ldexp. if you didn't already know what they do, you'd have a hard time figuring it out based on those names.

Guys, there's 3 days left, you still have chance to compete.

>>43
Everyone already did.

>>4

prompt

isn't standard input and the browser console isn't standard output.

process.stdin.on('data', s=>{[a,b,c,d]=(''+s).toUpperCase().split('');console.log(`${a}orced ${b}ndendation ${c}f ${d}ode`)})

>>44
Which entry is mine?
Which is yours?
Which is The Sussman's?

Sorced Hndentation If Tode

🍫 ⋆ 🍪  🎀  𝒞𝐻𝒜𝐿𝐿𝐸𝒩𝒢𝐸 𝐹𝐼𝒩𝐼𝒮𝐻𝐸𝒟  🎀  🍪 ⋆ 🍫

WINNER: >>19-kun

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>>19
What language is this even?

>>49
J

>>50
ack off

>>48
nice. hope that /prog/ challenge tradition returns!

>>49
Perl

>>53
Oh...
I saw the // and immediately thought ``comment.'' That must have been why.

Cool.

>>52
Me too my friend! Feel free to post some, I will do it when I have a surge of creativity