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How to print Hexagram in Perl?
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To print a Hexagram in Perl, you can use Unicode characters to represent the lines and dots. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
perluse strict;
use warnings;
# Unicode characters for lines and dots
my $line = "\x{2588}";
my $dot = "\x{00B7}";
# Hexagram patterns
my @hexagram = (
["$line$line$line$line$line$line$line$line"],
["$line$line$line$line$dot$dot$dot$dot"],
["$dot$dot$dot$dot$line$line$line$line"],
["$line$line$line$line$line$line$line$line"],
["$line$line$line$line$dot$dot$dot$dot"],
["$dot$dot$dot$dot$line$line$line$line"],
["$line$line$line$line$line$line$line$line"],
);
# Print the Hexagram
foreach my $line (@hexagram) {
print "$line->[0]\n";
}
In the above example, the $line
and $dot
variables store the Unicode characters for the solid line and dot, respectively. The @hexagram
array represents the pattern of the Hexagram using the line and dot characters.
The foreach
loop is used to iterate over each line in the @hexagram
array and print it.
When you run the Perl script, it will print the Hexagram pattern on the console using the solid line and dot characters.
Note: Make sure your terminal supports and is configured to display Unicode characters properly.