03-11-2025, 10:23 PM
Here is the code that ChatGPT-4.5 generated for me.
Chat swore that he created the code himself and did not convert it from a sample found on the internet.
I didn't change anything in this code. The compiler found no errors in this code.
I haven't checked the beauty of this code. I have not tested the perfection of the logic. If I have time, I will study this code in more detail.
I'm interested to know your opinion.
Code:
' Breadth-First Search (BFS) algorithm
' Implementation in Small Basic using the LDText.Split() method
' Graph initialization (example graph represented as an adjacency list)
graph["A"] = "B,C"
graph["B"] = "A,D,E"
graph["C"] = "A,F"
graph["D"] = "B"
graph["E"] = "B,F"
graph["F"] = "C,E"
startNode = "A"
' Preparing the structure for BFS
queue = startNode + ","
visited[startNode] = "True"
TextWindow.WriteLine("BFS traversal order:")
' Main BFS loop
While queue <> ""
commaPos = Text.GetIndexOf(queue, ",")
currentNode = Text.GetSubText(queue, 1, commaPos - 1)
queue = Text.GetSubTextToEnd(queue, commaPos + 1)
' Output the current node
TextWindow.WriteLine(currentNode)
' Getting neighbors of the current node using LDText.Split
neighborArray = LDText.Split(graph[currentNode], ",")
neighborCount = Array.GetItemCount(neighborArray)
' Iterate through neighbors of the current node
For i = 1 To neighborCount
neighbor = neighborArray[i]
' Check if the neighbor has already been visited
If visited[neighbor] <> "True" Then
visited[neighbor] = "True"
' Add the neighbor node to the queue
queue = queue + neighbor + ","
EndIf
EndFor
EndWhile
I didn't change anything in this code. The compiler found no errors in this code.
I haven't checked the beauty of this code. I have not tested the perfection of the logic. If I have time, I will study this code in more detail.
I'm interested to know your opinion.
