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// Rol: a language transpiled to Lua for all you Lua syntax haters
// Overall the language is quite C-like
print("Hello, World!")

// Semicolons are not required, but can be used
print("Semi");print("colon")

// Idk about variable syntax, is similar to Kotlin
var a: Int = 1

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char (arity) - desc

whitespace - nop
newline - Starts a new function
! (1) - (any) logical not
" - String literal
# - Misc digraph char
$ (1) - (any) reverse
% (2) - (num, num) b mod a, (str, any) replace % in a with b
& (2) - (num, num) bitwise AND

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import org.bukkit.util.noise.SimplexOctaveGenerator;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions;

import java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch;
import java.util.concurrent.ThreadLocalRandom;

public class OctaveGeneratorThreadTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
        int threadCount = 500; // set this to the number of threads to use in testing

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"""
A minimalistic Turing machine I wrote for an assignment.

Has 4 commands: > (unconditional branch), + (add), x (halt), and ? (branch if zero). > adds to the current
tape location by x, where x is the number right after the command. + adds the number in absolute
position a to the number in absolute position b, one-indexed, where a and b are the two numbers 
following the command. x stops the program and prints the contents of the tape. ? checks if the previous
number is zero, if it is, add x to the tape position, where x is the number following the command.

Sample multiplication program: > 7 c a b ? 4 > 3 x + 4 3 -1 + 14 5 > -13, where c is the result

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Map<Location, Map<String, String>> storage = new HashMap<>();

try (MockedStatic<BlockStorage> bsMock = Mockito.mockStatic(BlockStorage.class)) {
    bsMock.when(() -> BlockStorage.addBlockInfo(any(Block.class), anyString(), anyString()))
        .then((Answer<Void>) a -> {
                Block b = a.getArgument(0, Block.class);
                storage.computeIfAbsent(b.getLocation(), k -> new HashMap<>())
                    .put(a.getArgument(1), a.getArgument(2));
                return null;
            }