It does exactly what the title says it does.
Inspired from a friend's python project:
print(f"Your pinus: 8{int(input('Enter the length of your pinus: '))*'='}D")
- Compile the
code.c
file. - Or simply use
./app
or./run.sh
if you are on a linux machine. - Measure your junk's size with a measuring tape.
- Make sure the measurement is in inches.
- Run the compiled file of the code.
- Enter your measurement result.
- Sit back and enjoy the visuals.
- The visualizer may not accurately render your junk for certain sizes!
- The MIT License, while a beacon of freedom, is not a shield against legal woes. Tread carefully, for the path of open source is paved with both opportunity and litigation. And something like the junk visualizer can be dangerous when misused.