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16 December 2015 at 3:12 am #6400
Basic computer programming for beginners:
// This program is issued under the GPL (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License) which allows everyone
// the freedom to study, run, share (copy) and modify the software. Copyright (C) X. Vororo, 2015.WHILE (gilead-patents = true) DO
IF (patient-lives = europe OR patient-lives = america) THEN
IF (patient-fibrosis >= F3) THEN
treatment MIGHT BE AVAILABLE in national health system
GOTO GILEAD-HEAVEN // warning tickets $ 80 000 per head
ELSE
treatment NOT AVAILABLE in national health service
PAUSE
ENDIFIF (patient-reads = “fixHepC” THEN
generic treatment AVAILABLE
ELSE
PAUSE
ENDIFELSE // (patient lives in low income country)
IF (patient-earns >= 10 *average-national-income) THEN
generic treatment AVAILABLE
ELSE
request bank loan
if (patient-loan = approved) THEN
generic treatment AVAILABLE
ELSE
PAUSE
ENDIF
ENDIFENDIF
DONE
Homework:
Q1. Easy. Explain in simple words the effect of the WHILE statement.
Q2. Medium. Replace each PAUSE statement by “SLEEP X” where X is the correct number of years based on Gilead’s current patents.
Q3. Hard. Everyone knows that GOTO statements are dangerous in computer programs. Modify the above program to eliminate the nasty GOTO statement.
Q4. Advanced. Write a new program that does not use GOTO or PAUSE statements. Hint. You are allowed to change the unit price of the medicine and/or travel to a foreign country.
Diagnosed Jan 2015: GT3, A0+F0/F1. Fatigue + Brain-Fog.
Started Sof+Dac from fixHepC 10-Nov-2015. NO sides.
Pre-Tx: AST 82, ALT 133, Viral Load 1 900 000.
Week4: AST 47, ALT 58. VL < 15 (unquantifiable). Week12 (EOT): AST 30, ALT 26, VL UND Week16 (EOT+4): AST 32, ALT 28, GGT 24, VL UND Week28 (EOT+16): AST 26, ALT 22, GGT 24, VL UND Ever grateful to Dr James. Relapsed somewhere after all that... Bummer! Jan 2018: VL 63 000 (still GT3).16 December 2015 at 3:32 am #6401Very Clever
Could I nick that please and put on a FB site, with appropriate credit to the creator ofc ?
cheers
Two time relapser.
SVR 4 achieved 12/16 at last
SVR 12 achieved 22/02/2017 The Bastard has been defeatedGT 3 – about 28 yrs with HCV
16 December 2015 at 3:38 am #6402That’s genius Vororo!
Maybe share in the pit of EvilJoy? illy:' />
SVR 24
16 December 2015 at 3:54 am #6403Thanks folks. I added a GPL. Copy / re-use as much as you like
Diagnosed Jan 2015: GT3, A0+F0/F1. Fatigue + Brain-Fog.
Started Sof+Dac from fixHepC 10-Nov-2015. NO sides.
Pre-Tx: AST 82, ALT 133, Viral Load 1 900 000.
Week4: AST 47, ALT 58. VL < 15 (unquantifiable). Week12 (EOT): AST 30, ALT 26, VL UND Week16 (EOT+4): AST 32, ALT 28, GGT 24, VL UND Week28 (EOT+16): AST 26, ALT 22, GGT 24, VL UND Ever grateful to Dr James. Relapsed somewhere after all that... Bummer! Jan 2018: VL 63 000 (still GT3).16 December 2015 at 4:17 am #6404Brilliant!
Thanks for the permission, but I had already stolen it … on my facebook wall …. with proper credit of course.
17 December 2015 at 12:35 pm #6536On day 4 I had some bad sides, went a bit nutso and posted me disturbing stuff on one of my sites, late that day a friend sent me the following;
10 DAY = “0”20 IF [$DAY < 84] THEN GOTO 40 30 ELSE GOTO 50 40 INPUT “Generic” 50 CLS 60 PRINT within “Smile” 70 LIFE = $PERCEPTION 80 RECALL “You are loved” 90 DAY = [$DAY+1] 100 GOTO 10 nice to have friends,, jim
3 years cured, Sof/Dac, thanks Doc Freeman, hepc only a distant memory, go for it ppl
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