#include <stdio.h>
#define o putchar
#define p main
#define q(a) return a;
#define r ) {
#define s {
#define t for
#define u if
#define v else
#define w while
char x="a partridge in a pear tree.\ntwo turtle doves\nand three french hens, four calling birds, five gold rings;\nsix geese a-laying, seven swans a-swimming,\neight maids a-milking, nine ladies dancing, ten lords a-leaping,\neleven pipers piping, twelve drummers drumming, ";
char y[]={"first", "second", "third", "fourth", "fifth", "sixth", "seventh", "eigth", "ninth", "tenth", "eleventh", "twelfth"};
int p() s
int i=0, j, k, l;
t(;i<12;i++) s
printf("On the %s day of Christmas my true love gave to me\n", y[i]);
j=0, k=0, l=0;
t(;x[j];j++) s
u(x[j]==' ' && (l==i || (l<i && x[j+1]=='\n'))) s
u(!k)r k=1; o('and '); }
v u(x[j]!='\n')r o(x[j]); }
v r k=0; l++; }
}
o('\n');
}
q(0)
}
“dog” didn’t work the first time i searched. Showed me movies. So I believe google’s personalized search results is the culprit.
Searching for “dog animal” works as mentioned by another post.
Now “dog” works too.
#include <stdio.h> #define o putchar #define p main #define q(a) return a; #define r ) { #define s { #define t for #define u if #define v else #define w while
char x="a partridge in a pear tree.\ntwo turtle doves\nand three french hens, four calling birds, five gold rings;\nsix geese a-laying, seven swans a-swimming,\neight maids a-milking, nine ladies dancing, ten lords a-leaping,\neleven pipers piping, twelve drummers drumming, "; char y[]={"first", "second", "third", "fourth", "fifth", "sixth", "seventh", "eigth", "ninth", "tenth", "eleventh", "twelfth"};
int p() s int i=0, j, k, l; t(;i<12;i++) s printf("On the %s day of Christmas my true love gave to me\n", y[i]); j=0, k=0, l=0; t(;x[j];j++) s u(x[j]==' ' && (l==i || (l<i && x[j+1]=='\n'))) s u(!k)r k=1; o('and '); } v u(x[j]!='\n')r o(x[j]); } v r k=0; l++; } } o('\n'); } q(0) }