/prog/ challenge 43: ❮«❝faggot quotes❞»❯

It is time for another challenge. This time you have to write a programme that will wrap its input in quotes, not necessarily only the ``faggot quotes''.

INPUT: A string in your language's native string type that can support all of the quotation marks characters (see bottom). If the native string is an ASCII string, another type may be used.
Input is read from stdin. Additionally a command line parameter may be specified. The argument is a positive integer preceded by

-

.

OUTPUT: The input string wrapped in n pairs of distinct quotation marks. A default of 3 is assumed should the parameter not be provided. The quotation marks are chosen randomly. You may use your language/s or system standard PRNG. If n > number of all possible quotation sets, use all of them.

EXAMPLES: (assuming the executable is named fq)

echo "anux" | fq

=>

«“‹anux›”»

echo "anux" | fq -1

=>

【anux】

echo "anux" | fq -1

=>

``anux''

echo "anux" | fq -0

=>

anux

CHARACTER LIST
^{One set per line, first the opening character then the closing}

""
“”
‘’
‹›
«»
【】
❛❜
❝❞

There is also one special case where the items are multiple characters. The opening string is `` and the closing '' (known commonly as faggot quotes).

Good luck!

import faggotquotes

>>2
Ah yes, the classic python joke. I lolled good sir. Epic win.

py3:
a='"" “” ‘’ ‹› «» 【】 ❛❜ ❝❞'.split(' ');a.append(('``',"''"));b=input();from sys import argv as c;import random
for e in random.sample(a,min(c[1] if len(c)>1 else 3,len(a))):
b=e[0]+b+e[1]
print(b)

>>4
slightly shorter version:
a='"" “” ‘’ ‹› «» 【】 ❛❜ ❝❞'.split(' ')+[('``',"''")];b=input();from sys import argv as c;import random
for e in random.sample(a,min(c[1] if len(c)>1 else 3,len(a))):
b=e[0]+b+e[1]
print(b)

>>5
b=input();from sys import argv as c;import random
for e in random.sample('"" “” ‘’ ‹› «» 【】 ❛❜ ❝❞'.split(' ')+[('``',"''")],min(c[1] if len(c)>1 else 3,10)):
b=e[0]+b+e[1]
print(b)

>>4-6
I don't know python but this seems to expect the command line argument without the dash. Perhaps you can use abs() to easily extract the number since the dash is also a minus.

>>7
damn, this is actually completely wrong about cmdline parameter handling - not just because of minus but also because {sys.argv} is a list of strings, and python is strongly typed and won't convert it automatically

bamp pant

Working on it.

>>10
work on my dubs!

working on >>11-ku's dubbles

Ganbaruby.
def fq(s,t=3)%w[" " “ ” ‘ ’ ‹ › « » 【 】 ❛ ❜ ❝ ❞ `` ''].each_slice(2).to_a.shuffle[0..t-1].map{|b,a|s=b+s+a} if t>0;s end

>>13
I think you forgot to parse command line arguments

>>1
would echo "anux" | fq -2 => 【【anux】】 be correct output or should we make sure that each set of quotes is used only once?

>>15

OUTPUT: The input string wrapped in n pairs of _dⁱ_s^t_iⁿ_c^t quotation marks

>>11-12

Back to 4chan, please.

>>17
no

>>14
I thought that wasn't required. Serves me right for not reading the OP more carefully.
s=STDIN.gets.chomp;t=-(ARGV[0]||-3).to_i;%w[" " “ ” ‘ ’ ‹ › « » 【 】 ❛ ❜ ❝ ❞ `` ''].each_slice(2).to_a.shuffle[0..t-1].map{|b,a|s=b+s+a} if t>0;puts s

I am back home on January the 2nd so I will make it the deadline.

bump

More of this, please.

>>22
sweet dubs bro

>>23
Thank you.

>>23-24

Back to 4chan, please.

>>25
Can't. They banned me for checking others' dubs.

>>26
Good. Hopefully, you get banned from here too.

>>27
That's mean.