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The Program Library

We have by now:

Authors:

Authors: Rune Zedeler & Erik Søe Sørensen

Hello World (binary)

(Apr 5. 01)
This is the first Hello World program ever written for Flip. It works by composing the Ascii values binarily.

Author: Rune Zedeler

Prime Number Lister

(Apr 6. 01)
A program which searches for and prints prime numbers.
It's large and complicated, and its speed is horrible. But it works, and is absolutely fascinating to watch!

Hello World (binary)

(Apr 9. 01)
This program uses the same text encoding as Aske's, but is not as slow.

Author: Erik Søe Sørensen

Hello World (binary, v2) (In action)

(Apr 5. 01)
This is a modified version of the first Hello World program. It is somewhat smaller and somewhat faster.

Hello World (decimal) (In action)

(Apr 6. 01)
This is a very different Hello World. It is not binary, but decimal. It is rather small and fast - while still being structured.

Hello World (decimal, v2) (In action)

(Apr 6. 01)
A smaller version of the decimal Hello World program. Nicer.

Fibonacci (In action)

(Apr 6. 01)
Prints out the Fibonacci numbers. I'm pretty sure it can be made smaller - but it works.
(It even terminates when overflow occurs :)

Fibonacci (v2) (In action)

(Apr 6. 01)
Prints out the Fibonacci numbers. A nicer version.

Hello World

(Apr 19. 01)
The smallest Hello World program yet.

Authors: Troels Bjerre Sørensen

Hello World

(Apr 8. 01)
A nice variation over a well-known theme.

Authors: Aske Simon Christensen

Hello World

(Apr 8. 01)
The slowest Flip-Hello-program known to mankind.