I have checked and that sentence is correct. [The accompanying interview is fascinating, as well.] Bravo, Chris Patuzzo! On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 7:48 AM, Lee Sallows <Lee.Sal@inter.nl.net> wrote:
Mathfunners may well enjoy <http://whyarecomputers.com/4> http://whyarecomputers.com/4, an entertaining interview with Chris Patuzzo, who answered a daunting challenge of mine by coming up with:
This sentence is dedicated to Lee Sallows and to within one decimal place four point five percent of the letters in this sentence are a's, zero point one percent are b's, four point three percent are c's, zero point nine percent are d's, twenty point one percent are e's, one point five percent are f's, zero point four percent are g's, one point five percent are h's, six point eight percent are i's, zero point one percent are j's, zero point one percent are k's, one point one percent are l's, zero point three percent are m's, twelve point one percent are n's, eight point one percent are o's, seven point three percent are p's, zero point one percent are q's, nine point nine percent are r's, five point six percent are s's, nine point nine percent are t's, zero point seven percent are u's, one point four percent are v's, zero point seven percent are w's, zero point five percent are x's, zero point three percent are y's and one point six percent are z's.
However, as emerges during the interview, this feat was really no more than a stepping stone along Patuzzo's way to creating Sentient, his new declarative computer language, which you can read about here: http://sentient-lang.org/.
Lee
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