3 posts tagged with "acpul"

A fun discussion has broken out online about what Python is and whether it’s a suitable choice for beginners https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1hywt4j/python_is_the_new_basic/

But beginners don't really care what to write on and they don't even understand the logic of libraries and packages, and printf seems like magic, just like the execution of a=b+c. Imagine! Neo, wake up! HELLO WORLD!

Any language will seem like magic and only feeling and intuition will guide the way of the beginner.

Today was a great day, and I conducted an experiment to test how ideal the chosen ACPUL naming system is. The results surprised me because I thought there was room for improvement, but it seems it's already perfect.

I asked ChatGPT to give me the best naming options. The highest score was achieved by nodePropZOrderS(u0, sn0, -1);, which was quite expected based on this metric.

In 2012, I developed the ideal architecture for the the best ever compiler of programming ACPUL consisting of layers and transformers. The main idea is the transparency of the compiled code's passage from start to finish for advanced refactoring, debugging, profiling, monitoring and optimizations with real-time time travel debugger (like Tommorow Corporation).

The code goes through multiple transformation stages and was also developed sequentially from 1 to 8 stages. These stages are what I will write about in the following articles:

This is all that is needed for the Matrix.