Download main.py and run it.
main.py has an encoded version in encoded_main.py.txt.
Download the duckify folder (or just download duckify.py from there.)
If you downloaded the folder:
|--[main.py]
|--[duckify]
|--[__main__.py]
|--[duckify.py (can be deleted)]
main.py:
import duckify
duckify.encode("hi")
duckify.decode("stuff to decode")
If you downloaded the file:
|--[main.py]
|--[duckify.py]
main.py:
import duckify
duckify.encode("hi")
duckify.decode("stuff to decode")
Space ( ) shows a new character. Every new character has a value.
| Emoji | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 馃 | Duck | 1 |
| 馃尳 | Corn | 10 |
| 馃ガ | Lettuce | 100 |
| 馃崜* | Strawberry | 1000 |
| 馃ウ* | Broccoli | 5000 |
*Not added to examples yet
It checks how many broccoli it can subtract. Then, how many lettuce. Then, how many strawberry. Then, how many corn. Last, how many duck.
ord('a') == 97
Result: '馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃馃馃馃馃馃馃'
9 corn * 10 per corn = 90 + 7 duck * 1 per duck = 97
ord('a') == 97
ord('b') == 98
ord('c') == 99
Result: '馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃馃馃馃馃馃馃 馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃 馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃尳馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃馃'
space ( ) is used to show a new character