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@ -547,18 +547,38 @@ Displays a random C fact. You may specify a search text to limit the random set
### cjeopardy
C Jeopardy is loosely based on the Jeopardy! game show. The questions are phrased in the form of an answer and are answered in the form of a question.
The `cjeopardy` command isplays a random C Jeopardy question. You can specify a search text to limit the random set to those containing that text. Answer the questions with `what is ...?`
Can be used to skip the current question.
There are approximately 1,330 questions. All of the questions are sentences extracted from the C11 draft standard PDF, with certain nouns or phrases replaced with `this`. The goal of the game
is to answer the correct noun or phrase.
The `cjeopardy` command displays a random C Jeopardy question. You can specify a search text to limit the random set to those containing that text.
Can be used to skip the current question after 5 minutes have elapsed.
Usage: `cjeopardy [search text]`
Example game:
<pragma-> !cjeopardy
<PBot> 1009) This macro expands to a integer constant expressions that can be used as the argument to the exit function to return successful termination status to the host environment.
<pragma-> what is EXIT_SUCCESS?
<pragma-> !what is EXIT_SUCCESS?
<PBot> pragma-: 'EXIT_SUCCESS' is correct! (1m15s)
<PBot> pragma-: Next question: 288) Of an integer type, this is the number of bits it uses to represent values, including any sign and padding bits.
<pragma-> !w width
<PBot> pragma-: 'width' is correct! (25s)
<PBot> pragma-: Next question: 83) A byte with all bits set to 0 is called this.
<jdoe> !hint
<PBot> Hint: n... ...r....r
<jdoe> !w null integer
<PBot> jdoe: Sorry, 'null integer' is only 50.0% correct.
<jdoe> !w null character
<pragma-> !w null character
<PBot> jdoe: 'null character' is correct! (2m15s)
<PBot> pragma-: Too slow by 2s, jdoe got the correct answer!
#### hint
Displays a hint for the current C Jeopardy question. Each subsequent hint request reveals more of the answer.
When an answer can have multiple forms, the hint always chooses the longest one.
#### what
#### w
Answers a C Jeopardy question. `w` may be used as an alternative short-hand.
@ -570,7 +590,7 @@ Usage: `w <answer>`
#### filter
`filter` can skip questions containing undesirable words such as wide-character or floating-point.
Usage: `filter <comma or space separated list of words>` or `filter clear` to clear the filter
Usage: `filter <comma separated list of words>` or `filter clear` to clear the filter.
#### score
Shows the personal C Jeopardy statistics for a player. If used without any arguments, it shows your own statistics.