# TODO(izzy): I misunderstood the rule when I glanced at the problem.
# We don't have th primitives for this one yet
'b548a754.json': (ColorGridWithMask, PassGrid, (MaskFromColor, PassGrid,
Color_p(8)), Color_p(0)),
# this one is a good exapmle of the value of for-loops, variables, and also
# of recognizing the boarders of the grid. Notice all the repeated structure.
'bc1d5164.json':
(MaskedOverlay,
(MaskedOverlay,
(MaskedOverlay,
(ExtractPatch, PassGrid, Int_p(0), Int_p(0), Int_p(3), Int_p(3)),
(ExtractPatch, PassGrid, Int_p(0), Int_p(2), Int_p(3),
Int_p(3)), (InvertMask, (MaskFromColor, (ExtractPatch, PassGrid,
Int_p(0), Int_p(2), Int_p(3),
Int_p(3)), Color_p(0)))),
(ExtractPatch, PassGrid, Int_p(4), Int_p(0), Int_p(3), Int_p(3)),
(InvertMask, (MaskFromColor, (ExtractPatch, PassGrid, Int_p(4), Int_p(0),
Int_p(3), Int_p(3)), Color_p(0)))),
(ExtractPatch, PassGrid, Int_p(4), Int_p(2), Int_p(3), Int_p(3)),
(InvertMask, (MaskFromColor, (ExtractPatch, PassGrid, Int_p(4), Int_p(2),
Int_p(3), Int_p(3)), Color_p(0))))
}
if __name__ == '__main__':
for task_name in demo_programs:
spec = demo_programs[task_name]
P = Program(spec)
if not P.type_check():
print(f'The program for {task_name} failed type_check')
print(f'{task_name}:\t{run_program_on_task_train(P, task_name)}')
