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Lambda calculus Fibonacci function (work in progress) - from The London Understanding Computation book club - chapter 6 meeting
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# Ruby helpers for translating output | |
def to_integer(proc) | |
proc[-> n { n + 1 }][0] | |
end | |
def to_boolean(proc) | |
proc[true][false] | |
end | |
# Some numbers | |
ZERO = -> p { -> x { x } } | |
ONE = -> p { -> x { p[x] } } | |
TWO = -> p { -> x { p[p[x]] } } | |
TRUE = -> x { -> y { x } } | |
FALSE = -> x { -> y { y } } | |
EQUALS_ZERO = -> n { n[-> x { FALSE }][TRUE] } | |
EQUALS_ONE = -> n { n[-> x { TRUE }][FALSE] } | |
INCREMENT = -> n { -> p { -> x { n[p][p[x]] } } } | |
PAIR = -> l { -> r { -> p { p[l][r] } } } | |
LEFT = -> p { p[TRUE] } | |
RIGHT = -> p { p[FALSE] } | |
DECREMENT = -> n { LEFT[n[-> p { PAIR[RIGHT[p]][INCREMENT[RIGHT[p]]]} ][PAIR[ZERO][ZERO]]] } | |
# def decrement(n) | |
# pair = [0, 0] | |
# n.times do | |
# pair = [pair[1], pair[1]++] | |
# end | |
# pair[0] | |
# end | |
FIB = -> n { | |
EQUALS_ZERO[n][ | |
ONE | |
][ | |
ONE | |
] | |
} | |
def fib(n) | |
if n == 0 | |
1 | |
else | |
if n == 1 | |
1 | |
else | |
fib(n-2) + fib(n-1) | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
describe 'to_integer' do | |
it { to_integer(ZERO).should == 0 } | |
it { to_integer(ONE).should == 1 } | |
it { to_integer(TWO).should == 2 } | |
end | |
describe 'to_boolean' do | |
it { to_boolean(TRUE).should == true } | |
it { to_boolean(FALSE).should == false } | |
end | |
describe 'EQUALS_ZERO' do | |
it { to_boolean(EQUALS_ZERO[ZERO]).should == true } | |
it { to_boolean(EQUALS_ZERO[ONE]).should == false } | |
it { to_boolean(EQUALS_ZERO[TWO]).should == false } | |
it { to_integer(EQUALS_ZERO[ZERO][ONE][TWO]).should == 1 } | |
it { to_integer(EQUALS_ZERO[ONE][ONE][TWO]).should == 2 } | |
end | |
describe 'LEFT' do | |
it { to_integer(LEFT[PAIR[ZERO][ONE]]).should == 0 } | |
end | |
describe 'RIGHT' do | |
it { to_integer(RIGHT[PAIR[ZERO][ONE]]).should == 1 } | |
end | |
describe 'DECREMENT' do | |
it { to_integer(DECREMENT[ONE]).should == 0 } | |
it { to_integer(DECREMENT[TWO]).should == 1 } | |
end | |
describe 'EQUALS_ONE' do | |
it { to_boolean(EQUALS_ONE[ZERO]).should == false } | |
it { to_boolean(EQUALS_ONE[ONE]).should == true } | |
xit { to_boolean(EQUALS_ONE[TWO]).should == false } | |
end | |
describe 'fib' do | |
it { fib(1).should == 1 } | |
xit { fib(3).should == 3 } | |
xit { fib(4).should == 5 } | |
xit { fib(5).should == 8 } | |
xit { fib(6).should == 13 } | |
end | |
describe 'FIB' do | |
it { to_integer(FIB[ZERO]).should == 1 } | |
it { to_integer(FIB[ONE]).should == 1 } | |
xit { to_integer(FIB[TWO]).should == 2 } | |
end | |
describe 'INCREMENT' do | |
it { to_integer(INCREMENT[ZERO]).should == 1 } | |
it { to_integer(INCREMENT[ONE]).should == 2 } | |
it { to_integer(INCREMENT[TWO]).should == 3 } | |
end |
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