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Some explanation would probably be helpful. Let e, π, and φ have their usual meanings. Then the above code translates roughly to the following pseudocode:

b = floor(e) // 2 c = floor(π) // 3 z = b * b * c * c // 36 H = z * b // 72 d = c * π * π // 29.6088 E = H + d // 101.6088 L = z * c // 108 O = L + c // 111 C = 2 * 3 * e * e // 44.3343 S = z - π // 32.8584 W = C + C // 88.6686 W = W - φ // 87.0506 R = O + c // 114 D = E - 1 // 100 X = S + 1 // 33 Print( H, E, L, L, O, C, S, W, O, R, L, D, X )

Some explanation would probably be helpful. Let e, π, and φ have their usual meanings. Then the above code translates roughly to the following pseudocode:

b = floor(e) // 2 c = floor(π) // 3 z = b * b * c * c // 36 H = z * b // 72 d = c * π * π // 29.6088 E = H + d // 101.6088 L = z * c // 108 O = L + c // 111 C = 2 * 3 * e * e // 44.3343 S = z - π // 32.8584 W = C + C // 88.6686 W = W - φ // 87.0506 R = O + c // 114 D = E - 1 // 100 X = S + 1 // 33 Print( H, E, L, L, O, C, S, W, O, R, L, D, X )

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answered Sep 1, 2015 at 21:35

Martin Ender

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Alchemy, 1013 bytes

Fixate 1 dr Eulerius (1 oz Alkahest): Bius Fixate 1 dr Periphius (1 oz Alkahest): Cius Fuse 1 dr Bius, 1 dr Bius, 1 dr Cius, 1 dr Cius (4 oz Alkahest): Zius Fuse 1 dr Zius, 1 dr Bius (2 oz Alkahest): Hium Fuse 1 dr Cius, 1 dr Periphius, 1 dr Periphius (3 oz Alkahest): Dius Project 1 oz Hium, 1 oz Dius (3 oz Alkahest): Eium Fuse 1 dr Zius, 1 dr Cius (2 oz Alkahest): Lium Project 1 oz Lium, 1 dr Cius (3 oz Alkahest): Oium Fuse 1 dr Bius, 1 dr Cius, 1 dr Eulerius, 1 dr Eulerius (4 oz Alkahest): Cium Ferment 1 dr Zius, 1 dr Periphius (2 oz Alkahest): Sium Project 1 dr Cium, 1 dr Cium (4 oz Alkahest): Wium Ferment 1 dr Wium, 1 dr Aquaphidium (4 oz Alkahest): Wium Project 1 dr Oium, 1 dr Cius (3 oz Alkahest): Rium Ferment 1 dr Eium, 1 dr Aquasoothius (3 oz Alkahest): Dium Project 1 dr Sium, 1 dr Aquasoothius (3 oz Alkahest): Xium Multiply 1 oz Hium, 1 oz Eium, 1 oz Lium, 1 oz Lium, 1 oz Oium, 1 oz Cium, 1 oz Sium, 1 oz Wium, 1 oz Oium, 1 oz Rium, 1 oz Lium, 1 oz Dium, 1 oz Xium (26 oz Alkahest): Scribius

This is one weird language. The above is probably not entirely optimal, but I also don't think that the optimal solution will be significantly shorter (I did try to obtain the numbers as efficiently as possible locally). Also, the language spec seems to imply that the amounts of the reagents should actually match up (when multiplied by their "substance numbers" which are the sums of their ASCII values...), but the only interpreter I could find doesn't seem to be checking that.

In fact, the interpreter had a memory corruption bug which I had to fix to run the above code.