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About the Book

This unique puzzle book of 128 FUN puzzles has you following

operations performed in a simulated CPU-like environment.

The puzzles in this book slowly build in complexity as new concepts

are introduced and the size of the puzzle increases.

If you are a programmer, you might get a better feel for how your

computer works. If not, then you'll just have FUN!

void run() {
  Machine<6> machine{{78, 176, 98, 184, 1, 218}};
  mov(machine, 4_address, 1_address);
  dec(machine, 0_address);
  mov(machine, 3_address, 0_address);
  inc(machine, 5_address);
  dec(machine, 1_address);
  inc(machine, 1_address); print(machine);
}

// 16=w 17=v 77=i 98=l 128=i 175=l
// 176=n 219=e 221=k

// Answer (6): __ __ __ __ __ __

About the Author

Jason Turner

@lefticus

Jason has been using and teaching C++ for over 20 years now. He is host of C++Weekly https://www.youtube.com/c/JasonTurner-lefticus and author of many C++ projects designed to help others learn and explore C++ https://github.com/lefticus/.