# Assuming these are inputs
num =int(input("Enter a number: "))
string_input = input("Enter a string: ")
def process_data(data_list, number):
result= ""
if number ==2:
forcharin data_list:
result+= data_list[char]
returnresult
elif number ==1:
result= data_list[number]
forcharin data_list:
result+= data_list[char]
returnresult
# Main functioncall
output = process_data(list(string_input), num)
print(output)
# This seems like an external tool for copying to clipboard, e.g., pyperclip
import pyperclip
pyperclip.copy(output)
They turned the Galactic Script code into English code, probably via OCR and a “approximate this into English” prompt. Not sure if it’s exactly the same tho (what ‘main function call’ was in the image?)
Gotta say, Ai can be kinda neat:
# Assuming these are inputs num = int(input("Enter a number: ")) string_input = input("Enter a string: ") def process_data(data_list, number): result = "" if number == 2: for char in data_list: result += data_list[char] return result elif number == 1: result = data_list[number] for char in data_list: result += data_list[char] return result # Main function call output = process_data(list(string_input), num) print(output) # This seems like an external tool for copying to clipboard, e.g., pyperclip import pyperclip pyperclip.copy(output)
Neat for what? That doesn’t look like the code above. It could plausibly be mistaken for the code above, so I hope that’s what you asked for.
They turned the Galactic Script code into English code, probably via OCR and a “approximate this into English” prompt. Not sure if it’s exactly the same tho (what ‘main function call’ was in the image?)