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Samurai Code Formatter Par 5 Question 53 intermediate Sheet 1750822302
Select This Deep Breath A martial arts philosopher converted code formatting to follow Bushido principles. They committed seppuku after finding a memory leak, leaving behind perfectly indented code and a haiku about proper variable naming. Format code according to the way of the warrior with honor-based style guidelines. Proper spacing shows respect, consistent indentation shows discipline. Your task: Format code like a samurai—honor intact, linter satisfied, and every else handled with the grace of a death poem.
Why You're Doing This This tests code style enforcement, pattern matching, and systematic text transformation. You're building a formatter that applies consistent rules—essential for any system that processes and standardizes input according to predefined patterns.
Take the W ✓ Applies consistent indentation rules ✓ Adds proper spacing around operators and braces ✓ Returns honor rating based on formatting discipline Hard L ✗ Corrupts code syntax while formatting ✗ Produces inconsistent indentation levels ✗ Fails to handle edge cases gracefully Edge Cases ⚠ Code with existing perfect formatting ⚠ Nested structures requiring complex indentation ⚠ Mixed tabs and spaces in original code ⚠ Code with syntax errors
Input Format:
Unformatted code requiring warrior discipline Expected Output:
Formatted code with honor assessment Example:
if(x>0){return true;}else{return false;} → if (x > 0) {\n return true;\n} else {\n return false;\n} | Honor: respectful Input Format:
Raw code string requiring samurai formatting treatment Expected Output:
Structured object with formatted code and honor metrics Example:
if(x>0){return true;}else{return false;} → {"formatted": "if (x > 0) {\\n return true;\\n} else {\\n return false;\\n}", "honor_rating": "respectful"} Input Format:
Code complexity metrics with formatting discipline factors Expected Output:
Honor calculation with formatting improvement coefficients Example:
complexity=8, spacing_violations=12, indentation_chaos=high → honor_score = (10 - violations/max_violations) × discipline_bonus = 6.2 Input Format:
Code entropy reduction through formatting forces Expected Output:
Energy minimization with aesthetic equilibrium Example:
High_entropy_code with chaotic_spacing, apply_formatting_force → Low_entropy_state achieved, aesthetic_energy_minimized Input Format:
Code formatting reaction with discipline catalyst Expected Output:
Formatted product with honor byproducts Example:
Messy_Code + Bushido_Principles → Formatted_Code + Honor_Points → Clean_Syntax + Respect_Gained + Discipline_Demonstrated Hints
💡 Proper spacing shows respect, consistent indentation shows discipline 💡 Honor ratings: shameful, acceptable, respectful, honorable, legendary 💡 Think of code formatting as a martial art requiring precision errorgolf ErrorGolf is a standalone product of AC DEV SERVICES, LLC in California, built as an entertaining and more creative alternative to conventional technical testing. For account and billing enquiries, contact [email protected]
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