JavaScript
function stringTheory(theory) {
var proof = 0;
var principles = theory.split(/[ ,.'-]/);
for (var i = 0; i < principles.length; i++) {
var formula = '';
for (var j = 0; j < principles[i].length; j++) {
formula += principles[i].charCodeAt(j).toString(10);
}
proof += +formula;
}
return proof;
}
console.log(
/* \2 and \3 are start of text and end of text characters */
stringTheory('\2 Yo it\'s 4327 - Go to space, look back, and see the dot of a small blue rock you once sat on amid the vast empty void - KA-BOOM - you are in awe of it. "Ah" - so tiny in this vast space yet you are even more so. A mere atom in an ocean of stars, the earth a speck of dust to the sun\'s ping-pong ball. One day you shall go back and as your toes touch the soft soil once more, the cool wind in your hair as you cast your gaze upon the moon, a mere rock just like this one, and bask in it\'s warm glow - Ah. Only then can you know the scale of it all, what luck you have to call this place home. And with this new ken, a love you\'ve kept for all of time but had not seen - for it is clear to you now. You lay open your arms and fill the air with your song - (aah) ~o Good-bye space and ... o? \3') + 42
);
Cosa sta succedendo?
Prendiamo questa stringa e applichiamo un po ' stringTheory()
(in realtà è una trasmissione dal futuro):
'\2 Yo it\'s 4327 - Go to space, look back, and see the dot of a small blue rock you once sat on amid the vast empty void - KA-BOOM - you are in awe of it. "Ah" - so tiny in this vast space yet you are even more so. A mere atom in an ocean of stars, the earth a speck of dust to the sun\'s ping-pong ball. One day you shall go back and as your toes touch the soft soil once more, the cool wind in your hair as you cast your gaze upon the moon, a mere rock just like this one, and bask in it\'s warm glow - Ah. Only then can you know the scale of it all, what luck you have to call this place home. And with this new ken, a love you\'ve kept for all of time but had not seen - for it is clear to you now. You lay open your arms and fill the air with your song - (aah) ~o Good-bye space and ... o? \3'
Per prima cosa lo dividiamo alla sua punteggiatura per formare parole. Quindi creiamo un insieme di numeri convertendo i caratteri nel loro codice ASCII decimale. Le lettere congiunte diventano numeri contigui (ad esempio aa
diventa 9797
).
I numeri vengono quindi sommati. Ciò che otteniamo è 191212222216169
un numero assolutamente inutile, non ha alcun significato, proprio come i quadrilioni di rocce che galleggiano pigramente nello spazio. Cosa rende speciale questo mondo? Perché è la vita. Quindi, dando a questo numero il significato della vita, +=42
allora otteniamo 191212222216211
;
Ma perché?
Cosa significa questo? Perché significa stringTheory("Hello world")
ovviamente.