05AB1E is a golfing language and it has a large dictionary of words which can be implemented to the code using a single-character command or multi-character command.
Is there any way to separate the compressed words in case a string contains multiple implementation commands?
This is my 05AB1E code: ”ŽØ¢©„‚…”
Explanation:
” # begin string, separate words with space, title-case
ŽØ # compressed word "happy"
¢© # compressed word "birthday"
„ # compressed word "to"
‚… #compressed word "you"
” # end string
I am trying to print "Happy Birthday To You", but instead it prints Happy Birthday County…, because the compiler confuses „‚ to a compressed word county, leaving … alone. It should read first „, then ‚…, and this is where separation would be useful.
You can find all 05AB1E commands in here.
To index into the word list, you always need two parts, a "high" one for the hundreds, and a "low" one for the ones (just like you did with Ž for 12 and Ø for 79 to get "happy" at index 1279, and with ¢ for 26 and © for 33 to get "birthday" at index 2633).
Therefore, to get the word "to" at index 3 (which you would read as 003), just prepend your „ for 3 with € for 0.
Note that for the word "you" at index 14, you likewise need € for 0 and î for 14, not ‚ for 1 and … for 4 which would instead get you "people" at index 104.
Also note that the trailing marker for string literals (” in this case) is optional if there's no other command to access the string, so you might want to just drop it.
”ŽØ¢©€„€î
Happy Birthday To You