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# Countroll
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A java program to make counting bots a bit more interesting
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# Countroll - Description
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Countroll is designed to make using counting bots a bit more interesting. It turns integers into complex, unreadable
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mathematical expressions, perfect for showing off your mathematical knowledge to you friends!
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Countroll uses the following operators to make your integer as complex as possible
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- Addition | +
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- Subtraction | +
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- Multiplication | *
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- Division | /
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- Square Root | sqrt()
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- Exponentiation | ^
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## Compatibility
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Countroll is currently only compatible with [Numselli's counting bot](https://counting.numselli.xyz/), although I hope to be able to support more counting bots soon!
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## Usage
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1. Compile the Java program from the source, or download a Precompiled Jar
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2. Execute it through the command-line `java -jar Countroll-<version>.jar`
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3. Enter a target integer. (Whole number ie: 1, 16, 4096)
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4. Copy the outputed expression and use it wherever you'd like!
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# Compiling
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Make sure you have Java 17 or higher installed on your system!
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1. Clone the repo `$ git clone https://github.com/thetrouper/Countroll/`
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2. Change directory to the repo `$ cd Countroll`
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3. Build with gradle `$ ./gradlew build`
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4. Build will be output to `/Countroll/build/libs`
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