No trailing but(t)s please!

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This challenge was inspired by Yeah But No But Yeah.

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maxb´s colleague recently sent him the following piece of JavaScript as a joke:

let butScript = (nrOfButs) => 
 for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; i++)
 if(i % 3 == 0)
 console.log("Yeah")
 
 if(i % 2 == 0)
 console.log("But")
 
 if(i % 3 == 1)
 console.log("No")
 
 

Since the code is not only overly long but also incorrect, I´ll suggest to maxb´s boss to fire that guy and hire one of you folks instead.

I can´t guarantee anything; but I reckon there´ll be a decent wage, health insurance and possibly a company car in it. All You have to do is
A) correct the code, so the Number of Buts printed is the same as asked in the parameter
B) correct the grammar. (see below)
C) make it as short as possible.

He might as well block my calls after that because he doesn´t like pennypickers; but who knows.

Input

a non-negative integer, in any convenient way

Output

Yeah and No, mostly separated by Buts. The code above and the examples below should clarify the pattern.

Output should never end in a But.
And a sentence should always end with a stop (.) or exclamation mark; i.e. put one after every No that is directly followed by a Yeah (without a But) and one at the end of the output.

A single trailing "Yeah." may be printed (if you want to think positive), but that´s not a must.

You may print the output or return a list of strings.

Trailing blanks are acceptable, as well as a single leading or trailing newline.

examples (input => possible output)

input 0:

Yeah.

input 1:

Yeah
But
No.

input 2:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

input 3:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah! <optional>

...

input 5:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

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  These programs should be able to be a bit shorter, though the period could add 2-3 bytes depending on the language. I'll have to create my own solution in MathGolf, but I don't think I'll be able to beat Jelly and 05AB1E for this one.
  – maxb
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  So if I understand correctly: 1. A dot should be added between every No Yeah or Yeah No. 2. A dot should be added at the very end. 3. A single line only containing Yeah or No should be removed. 4. When a sentence ends with a But the But should be removed? (not sure about this fourth one)
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  @KevinCruijssen I think you're overcomplicating it. You just have to output $2n+1$ lines of "YeahnButnNonButnYeahnButnNonBut..." and end with a period.
  – maxb
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  @maxb Then what is that dot between No and Yeah doing there in test case n=5? And the trailing Yeah. is gone for n=3.
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  Hmm, shouldn't the output for n=0 be empty?.. It won't go into the for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; ... loop, so won't print anything there. And there is also the rule "A single trailing "Yeah." should be avoided." to consider. There are a bit too many unanswered questions, so I've voted to close as unclear for now.. Might change after some clarification and better (bullet-point) specified rules or step-by-step examples of the given test cases.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  3 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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This challenge was inspired by Yeah But No But Yeah.

---

maxb´s colleague recently sent him the following piece of JavaScript as a joke:

let butScript = (nrOfButs) => 
 for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; i++)
 if(i % 3 == 0)
 console.log("Yeah")
 
 if(i % 2 == 0)
 console.log("But")
 
 if(i % 3 == 1)
 console.log("No")
 
 

Since the code is not only overly long but also incorrect, I´ll suggest to maxb´s boss to fire that guy and hire one of you folks instead.

I can´t guarantee anything; but I reckon there´ll be a decent wage, health insurance and possibly a company car in it. All You have to do is
A) correct the code, so the Number of Buts printed is the same as asked in the parameter
B) correct the grammar. (see below)
C) make it as short as possible.

He might as well block my calls after that because he doesn´t like pennypickers; but who knows.

Input

a non-negative integer, in any convenient way

Output

Yeah and No, mostly separated by Buts. The code above and the examples below should clarify the pattern.

Output should never end in a But.
And a sentence should always end with a stop (.) or exclamation mark; i.e. put one after every No that is directly followed by a Yeah (without a But) and one at the end of the output.

A single trailing "Yeah." may be printed (if you want to think positive), but that´s not a must.

You may print the output or return a list of strings.

Trailing blanks are acceptable, as well as a single leading or trailing newline.

examples (input => possible output)

input 0:

Yeah.

input 1:

Yeah
But
No.

input 2:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

input 3:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah! <optional>

...

input 5:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

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  These programs should be able to be a bit shorter, though the period could add 2-3 bytes depending on the language. I'll have to create my own solution in MathGolf, but I don't think I'll be able to beat Jelly and 05AB1E for this one.
  – maxb
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  So if I understand correctly: 1. A dot should be added between every No Yeah or Yeah No. 2. A dot should be added at the very end. 3. A single line only containing Yeah or No should be removed. 4. When a sentence ends with a But the But should be removed? (not sure about this fourth one)
  – Kevin Cruijssen
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  @KevinCruijssen I think you're overcomplicating it. You just have to output $2n+1$ lines of "YeahnButnNonButnYeahnButnNonBut..." and end with a period.
  – maxb
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  @maxb Then what is that dot between No and Yeah doing there in test case n=5? And the trailing Yeah. is gone for n=3.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
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  Hmm, shouldn't the output for n=0 be empty?.. It won't go into the for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; ... loop, so won't print anything there. And there is also the rule "A single trailing "Yeah." should be avoided." to consider. There are a bit too many unanswered questions, so I've voted to close as unclear for now.. Might change after some clarification and better (bullet-point) specified rules or step-by-step examples of the given test cases.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  3 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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This challenge was inspired by Yeah But No But Yeah.

---

maxb´s colleague recently sent him the following piece of JavaScript as a joke:

let butScript = (nrOfButs) => 
 for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; i++)
 if(i % 3 == 0)
 console.log("Yeah")
 
 if(i % 2 == 0)
 console.log("But")
 
 if(i % 3 == 1)
 console.log("No")
 
 

Since the code is not only overly long but also incorrect, I´ll suggest to maxb´s boss to fire that guy and hire one of you folks instead.

I can´t guarantee anything; but I reckon there´ll be a decent wage, health insurance and possibly a company car in it. All You have to do is
A) correct the code, so the Number of Buts printed is the same as asked in the parameter
B) correct the grammar. (see below)
C) make it as short as possible.

He might as well block my calls after that because he doesn´t like pennypickers; but who knows.

Input

a non-negative integer, in any convenient way

Output

Yeah and No, mostly separated by Buts. The code above and the examples below should clarify the pattern.

Output should never end in a But.
And a sentence should always end with a stop (.) or exclamation mark; i.e. put one after every No that is directly followed by a Yeah (without a But) and one at the end of the output.

A single trailing "Yeah." may be printed (if you want to think positive), but that´s not a must.

You may print the output or return a list of strings.

Trailing blanks are acceptable, as well as a single leading or trailing newline.

examples (input => possible output)

input 0:

Yeah.

input 1:

Yeah
But
No.

input 2:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

input 3:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah! <optional>

...

input 5:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

code-golf string

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edited 1 hour ago

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Titus

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This challenge was inspired by Yeah But No But Yeah.

---

maxb´s colleague recently sent him the following piece of JavaScript as a joke:

let butScript = (nrOfButs) => 
 for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; i++)
 if(i % 3 == 0)
 console.log("Yeah")
 
 if(i % 2 == 0)
 console.log("But")
 
 if(i % 3 == 1)
 console.log("No")
 
 

Since the code is not only overly long but also incorrect, I´ll suggest to maxb´s boss to fire that guy and hire one of you folks instead.

I can´t guarantee anything; but I reckon there´ll be a decent wage, health insurance and possibly a company car in it. All You have to do is
A) correct the code, so the Number of Buts printed is the same as asked in the parameter
B) correct the grammar. (see below)
C) make it as short as possible.

He might as well block my calls after that because he doesn´t like pennypickers; but who knows.

Input

a non-negative integer, in any convenient way

Output

Yeah and No, mostly separated by Buts. The code above and the examples below should clarify the pattern.

Output should never end in a But.
And a sentence should always end with a stop (.) or exclamation mark; i.e. put one after every No that is directly followed by a Yeah (without a But) and one at the end of the output.

A single trailing "Yeah." may be printed (if you want to think positive), but that´s not a must.

You may print the output or return a list of strings.

Trailing blanks are acceptable, as well as a single leading or trailing newline.

examples (input => possible output)

input 0:

Yeah.

input 1:

Yeah
But
No.

input 2:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

input 3:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah! <optional>

...

input 5:

Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah
But
No.
Yeah
But
No
But
Yeah.

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  These programs should be able to be a bit shorter, though the period could add 2-3 bytes depending on the language. I'll have to create my own solution in MathGolf, but I don't think I'll be able to beat Jelly and 05AB1E for this one.
  – maxb
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  So if I understand correctly: 1. A dot should be added between every No Yeah or Yeah No. 2. A dot should be added at the very end. 3. A single line only containing Yeah or No should be removed. 4. When a sentence ends with a But the But should be removed? (not sure about this fourth one)
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  4 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  @KevinCruijssen I think you're overcomplicating it. You just have to output $2n+1$ lines of "YeahnButnNonButnYeahnButnNonBut..." and end with a period.
  – maxb
  3 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @maxb Then what is that dot between No and Yeah doing there in test case n=5? And the trailing Yeah. is gone for n=3.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  3 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  Hmm, shouldn't the output for n=0 be empty?.. It won't go into the for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; ... loop, so won't print anything there. And there is also the rule "A single trailing "Yeah." should be avoided." to consider. There are a bit too many unanswered questions, so I've voted to close as unclear for now.. Might change after some clarification and better (bullet-point) specified rules or step-by-step examples of the given test cases.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  3 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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show 7 more comments

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  These programs should be able to be a bit shorter, though the period could add 2-3 bytes depending on the language. I'll have to create my own solution in MathGolf, but I don't think I'll be able to beat Jelly and 05AB1E for this one.
  – maxb
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  So if I understand correctly: 1. A dot should be added between every No Yeah or Yeah No. 2. A dot should be added at the very end. 3. A single line only containing Yeah or No should be removed. 4. When a sentence ends with a But the But should be removed? (not sure about this fourth one)
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  4 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @KevinCruijssen I think you're overcomplicating it. You just have to output $2n+1$ lines of "YeahnButnNonButnYeahnButnNonBut..." and end with a period.
  – maxb
  3 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @maxb Then what is that dot between No and Yeah doing there in test case n=5? And the trailing Yeah. is gone for n=3.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  3 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Hmm, shouldn't the output for n=0 be empty?.. It won't go into the for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; ... loop, so won't print anything there. And there is also the rule "A single trailing "Yeah." should be avoided." to consider. There are a bit too many unanswered questions, so I've voted to close as unclear for now.. Might change after some clarification and better (bullet-point) specified rules or step-by-step examples of the given test cases.
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  3 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

These programs should be able to be a bit shorter, though the period could add 2-3 bytes depending on the language. I'll have to create my own solution in MathGolf, but I don't think I'll be able to beat Jelly and 05AB1E for this one.
– maxb
4 hours ago

These programs should be able to be a bit shorter, though the period could add 2-3 bytes depending on the language. I'll have to create my own solution in MathGolf, but I don't think I'll be able to beat Jelly and 05AB1E for this one.
– maxb
4 hours ago

So if I understand correctly: 1. A dot should be added between every No Yeah or Yeah No. 2. A dot should be added at the very end. 3. A single line only containing Yeah or No should be removed. 4. When a sentence ends with a But the But should be removed? (not sure about this fourth one)
– Kevin Cruijssen
4 hours ago

So if I understand correctly: 1. A dot should be added between every No Yeah or Yeah No. 2. A dot should be added at the very end. 3. A single line only containing Yeah or No should be removed. 4. When a sentence ends with a But the But should be removed? (not sure about this fourth one)
– Kevin Cruijssen
4 hours ago

@KevinCruijssen I think you're overcomplicating it. You just have to output $2n+1$ lines of "YeahnButnNonButnYeahnButnNonBut..." and end with a period.
– maxb
3 hours ago

@KevinCruijssen I think you're overcomplicating it. You just have to output $2n+1$ lines of "YeahnButnNonButnYeahnButnNonBut..." and end with a period.
– maxb
3 hours ago

@maxb Then what is that dot between No and Yeah doing there in test case n=5? And the trailing Yeah. is gone for n=3.
– Kevin Cruijssen
3 hours ago

@maxb Then what is that dot between No and Yeah doing there in test case n=5? And the trailing Yeah. is gone for n=3.
– Kevin Cruijssen
3 hours ago

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Hmm, shouldn't the output for n=0 be empty?.. It won't go into the for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; ... loop, so won't print anything there. And there is also the rule "A single trailing "Yeah." should be avoided." to consider. There are a bit too many unanswered questions, so I've voted to close as unclear for now.. Might change after some clarification and better (bullet-point) specified rules or step-by-step examples of the given test cases.
– Kevin Cruijssen
3 hours ago

Hmm, shouldn't the output for n=0 be empty?.. It won't go into the for(var i = 0; i < nrOfButs; ... loop, so won't print anything there. And there is also the rule "A single trailing "Yeah." should be avoided." to consider. There are a bit too many unanswered questions, so I've voted to close as unclear for now.. Might change after some clarification and better (bullet-point) specified rules or step-by-step examples of the given test cases.
– Kevin Cruijssen
3 hours ago

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Python 2, 105 bytes

def f(n,s=1):
 if n>0 or s:print'nButn'.join(['Yeah','No'][i%2]for i in range(min(3,n)+1))+'.';f(n-3,0)

Try it online!

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Javascript, 80 bytes

a=>s='';for(i=0;i<a+1;i++)s+=(i%2==0?'yeah':'no')+(i<a?'nbutn':'.');return s

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  Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
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  Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
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  RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
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Retina, 48 47 bytes

.+
*
L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.
__
_¶But¶Yeah
_
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
*

Convert to unary.

L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.

Match up to three _s at a time. Also handle the zero edge case as a match. Each match results in at least a Yeah with a trailing ..

__
_¶But¶Yeah

A match of 2 or 3 _s results in a But Yeah in the second position.

_
¶But¶No

The other _s turn into But No.

52 bytes in Retina 0.8.2:

.+
$*
M!`11?1?
%`^.*
Yeah$&.
11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
$*

Convert to unary.

M!`11?1?

Match up to three 1s at a time.

%`^.*
Yeah$&.

Add a leading Yeah and trailing . for each match. The ^.* allows it to work for the zero case too.

11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Add in the But Yeah and/or No as above.

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05AB1E, 44 bytes

>i”¥æ.”ë[D1‹#©3‚ßE”¥æ€¸”#Nè})”€³”¶.øý'.«,®3-

I have the feeling just know I'm hugely over-complicating things here.. >.>

Try it online.

Explanation:

>i # If the input is 0:
 ”¥æ.” # Push (and implicitly output) "Yeah."
 ë # Else:
 [ # Start an infinite loop
 # Take the (implicit) input `n`
 D1‹# # If `n` is smaller than 1: stop the infinite loop
 © # Temporary store `n` (without popping)
 3‚ß # Take the max `m` of `n` and 3
 E”¥æ€¸”#Nè}) # Create an alternating list of "Yeah" and "No" of size `m`
 ”€³”¶.ø # Push "nButn"
 ý # Join the alternating list above with it
 '.« # Append a trailing "."
 , # Print everything to STDOUT with a trailing newline
 ®3- # Decrease `n` by 3

Additional explanation why ”¥æ.” is "Yeah.", ”¥æ€¸” is "Yeah No", and ”€³” is "But".

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Python 2, 105 bytes

def f(n,s=1):
 if n>0 or s:print'nButn'.join(['Yeah','No'][i%2]for i in range(min(3,n)+1))+'.';f(n-3,0)

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Python 2, 105 bytes

def f(n,s=1):
 if n>0 or s:print'nButn'.join(['Yeah','No'][i%2]for i in range(min(3,n)+1))+'.';f(n-3,0)

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Python 2, 105 bytes

def f(n,s=1):
 if n>0 or s:print'nButn'.join(['Yeah','No'][i%2]for i in range(min(3,n)+1))+'.';f(n-3,0)

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Python 2, 105 bytes

def f(n,s=1):
 if n>0 or s:print'nButn'.join(['Yeah','No'][i%2]for i in range(min(3,n)+1))+'.';f(n-3,0)

Try it online!

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Javascript, 80 bytes

a=>s='';for(i=0;i<a+1;i++)s+=(i%2==0?'yeah':'no')+(i<a?'nbutn':'.');return s

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  please give explanation why you downvote my answer so i can improve in another chance
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  Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
  – Jonathan Allan
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  thank you for your reply guys, i learn from my mistake
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Javascript, 80 bytes

a=>s='';for(i=0;i<a+1;i++)s+=(i%2==0?'yeah':'no')+(i<a?'nbutn':'.');return s

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  please give explanation why you downvote my answer so i can improve in another chance
  – Vico
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
  – Jonathan Allan
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  thank you for your reply guys, i learn from my mistake
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Javascript, 80 bytes

a=>s='';for(i=0;i<a+1;i++)s+=(i%2==0?'yeah':'no')+(i<a?'nbutn':'.');return s

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Javascript, 80 bytes

a=>s='';for(i=0;i<a+1;i++)s+=(i%2==0?'yeah':'no')+(i<a?'nbutn':'.');return s

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edited 1 hour ago

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Jonathan Allan

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answered 3 hours ago

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  please give explanation why you downvote my answer so i can improve in another chance
  – Vico
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
  – Jonathan Allan
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  thank you for your reply guys, i learn from my mistake
  – Vico
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

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  please give explanation why you downvote my answer so i can improve in another chance
  – Vico
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
  – Kevin Cruijssen
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
  – Jonathan Allan
  1 hour ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  thank you for your reply guys, i learn from my mistake
  – Vico
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

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please give explanation why you downvote my answer so i can improve in another chance
– Vico
1 hour ago

please give explanation why you downvote my answer so i can improve in another chance
– Vico
1 hour ago

Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
– Kevin Cruijssen
1 hour ago

Hi, welcome to PPCG! I'm not the one who downvoted, but I completely agree with your comment above that people should leave an explanation of why they downvote!.. Anyway, I think one reason is because the i%2==0 check isn't really correct in comparison to the code in the challenge description. I admit that the challenge description is a bit vague tbh (as I mentioned in the comments below it). I can only guess here, but the downvote is most likely due to a different than expected output. (PS: And the yeah, no, but should be Titlecase instead of lowercase, but that's an easy fix. ;) ).
– Kevin Cruijssen
1 hour ago

Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
– Kevin Cruijssen
1 hour ago

Some more general tips not related to this challenge: You might want to add a Try-it-online link with test code for your answers. In this case this could be a possible TIO-link. In addition, Tips for golfing in JavaScript and Tips for golfing in <all langauges> might be interesting to read through; I see a few parts you can golf in your current answer. :) Don't let this downvote discourage you, and enjoy your stay!
– Kevin Cruijssen
1 hour ago

RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
– Jonathan Allan
1 hour ago

RE: the downvote: The post automatically went onto the low quality post queue due to it's length and content (a post from a new user with only a code-block will trigger this). Then when it is edited to actually fix that a downvote is automatically applied - the community here views this "feature" as a bug (it's not a very friendly welcome!). Please ignore it; check the format of the edited post too (I've also added a language tag for the code-block to add syntax highlighting).
– Jonathan Allan
1 hour ago

thank you for your reply guys, i learn from my mistake
– Vico
1 hour ago

thank you for your reply guys, i learn from my mistake
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Retina, 48 47 bytes

.+
*
L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.
__
_¶But¶Yeah
_
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
*

Convert to unary.

L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.

Match up to three _s at a time. Also handle the zero edge case as a match. Each match results in at least a Yeah with a trailing ..

__
_¶But¶Yeah

A match of 2 or 3 _s results in a But Yeah in the second position.

_
¶But¶No

The other _s turn into But No.

52 bytes in Retina 0.8.2:

.+
$*
M!`11?1?
%`^.*
Yeah$&.
11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
$*

Convert to unary.

M!`11?1?

Match up to three 1s at a time.

%`^.*
Yeah$&.

Add a leading Yeah and trailing . for each match. The ^.* allows it to work for the zero case too.

11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Add in the But Yeah and/or No as above.

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Retina, 48 47 bytes

.+
*
L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.
__
_¶But¶Yeah
_
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
*

Convert to unary.

L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.

Match up to three _s at a time. Also handle the zero edge case as a match. Each match results in at least a Yeah with a trailing ..

__
_¶But¶Yeah

A match of 2 or 3 _s results in a But Yeah in the second position.

_
¶But¶No

The other _s turn into But No.

52 bytes in Retina 0.8.2:

.+
$*
M!`11?1?
%`^.*
Yeah$&.
11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
$*

Convert to unary.

M!`11?1?

Match up to three 1s at a time.

%`^.*
Yeah$&.

Add a leading Yeah and trailing . for each match. The ^.* allows it to work for the zero case too.

11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Add in the But Yeah and/or No as above.

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Retina, 48 47 bytes

.+
*
L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.
__
_¶But¶Yeah
_
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
*

Convert to unary.

L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.

Match up to three _s at a time. Also handle the zero edge case as a match. Each match results in at least a Yeah with a trailing ..

__
_¶But¶Yeah

A match of 2 or 3 _s results in a But Yeah in the second position.

_
¶But¶No

The other _s turn into But No.

52 bytes in Retina 0.8.2:

.+
$*
M!`11?1?
%`^.*
Yeah$&.
11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
$*

Convert to unary.

M!`11?1?

Match up to three 1s at a time.

%`^.*
Yeah$&.

Add a leading Yeah and trailing . for each match. The ^.* allows it to work for the zero case too.

11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Add in the But Yeah and/or No as above.

share|improve this answer

edited 1 hour ago

answered 1 hour ago

Neil

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Retina, 48 47 bytes

.+
*
L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.
__
_¶But¶Yeah
_
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
*

Convert to unary.

L$`__?_?|^
Yeah$&.

Match up to three _s at a time. Also handle the zero edge case as a match. Each match results in at least a Yeah with a trailing ..

__
_¶But¶Yeah

A match of 2 or 3 _s results in a But Yeah in the second position.

_
¶But¶No

The other _s turn into But No.

52 bytes in Retina 0.8.2:

.+
$*
M!`11?1?
%`^.*
Yeah$&.
11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Try it online! Explanation:

.+
$*

Convert to unary.

M!`11?1?

Match up to three 1s at a time.

%`^.*
Yeah$&.

Add a leading Yeah and trailing . for each match. The ^.* allows it to work for the zero case too.

11
1¶But¶Yeah
1
¶But¶No

Add in the But Yeah and/or No as above.

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edited 1 hour ago

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05AB1E, 44 bytes

>i”¥æ.”ë[D1‹#©3‚ßE”¥æ€¸”#Nè})”€³”¶.øý'.«,®3-

I have the feeling just know I'm hugely over-complicating things here.. >.>

Try it online.

Explanation:

>i # If the input is 0:
 ”¥æ.” # Push (and implicitly output) "Yeah."
 ë # Else:
 [ # Start an infinite loop
 # Take the (implicit) input `n`
 D1‹# # If `n` is smaller than 1: stop the infinite loop
 © # Temporary store `n` (without popping)
 3‚ß # Take the max `m` of `n` and 3
 E”¥æ€¸”#Nè}) # Create an alternating list of "Yeah" and "No" of size `m`
 ”€³”¶.ø # Push "nButn"
 ý # Join the alternating list above with it
 '.« # Append a trailing "."
 , # Print everything to STDOUT with a trailing newline
 ®3- # Decrease `n` by 3

Additional explanation why ”¥æ.” is "Yeah.", ”¥æ€¸” is "Yeah No", and ”€³” is "But".

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05AB1E, 44 bytes

>i”¥æ.”ë[D1‹#©3‚ßE”¥æ€¸”#Nè})”€³”¶.øý'.«,®3-

I have the feeling just know I'm hugely over-complicating things here.. >.>

Try it online.

Explanation:

>i # If the input is 0:
 ”¥æ.” # Push (and implicitly output) "Yeah."
 ë # Else:
 [ # Start an infinite loop
 # Take the (implicit) input `n`
 D1‹# # If `n` is smaller than 1: stop the infinite loop
 © # Temporary store `n` (without popping)
 3‚ß # Take the max `m` of `n` and 3
 E”¥æ€¸”#Nè}) # Create an alternating list of "Yeah" and "No" of size `m`
 ”€³”¶.ø # Push "nButn"
 ý # Join the alternating list above with it
 '.« # Append a trailing "."
 , # Print everything to STDOUT with a trailing newline
 ®3- # Decrease `n` by 3

Additional explanation why ”¥æ.” is "Yeah.", ”¥æ€¸” is "Yeah No", and ”€³” is "But".

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05AB1E, 44 bytes

>i”¥æ.”ë[D1‹#©3‚ßE”¥æ€¸”#Nè})”€³”¶.øý'.«,®3-

I have the feeling just know I'm hugely over-complicating things here.. >.>

Try it online.

Explanation:

>i # If the input is 0:
 ”¥æ.” # Push (and implicitly output) "Yeah."
 ë # Else:
 [ # Start an infinite loop
 # Take the (implicit) input `n`
 D1‹# # If `n` is smaller than 1: stop the infinite loop
 © # Temporary store `n` (without popping)
 3‚ß # Take the max `m` of `n` and 3
 E”¥æ€¸”#Nè}) # Create an alternating list of "Yeah" and "No" of size `m`
 ”€³”¶.ø # Push "nButn"
 ý # Join the alternating list above with it
 '.« # Append a trailing "."
 , # Print everything to STDOUT with a trailing newline
 ®3- # Decrease `n` by 3

Additional explanation why ”¥æ.” is "Yeah.", ”¥æ€¸” is "Yeah No", and ”€³” is "But".

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05AB1E, 44 bytes

>i”¥æ.”ë[D1‹#©3‚ßE”¥æ€¸”#Nè})”€³”¶.øý'.«,®3-

I have the feeling just know I'm hugely over-complicating things here.. >.>

Try it online.

Explanation:

>i # If the input is 0:
 ”¥æ.” # Push (and implicitly output) "Yeah."
 ë # Else:
 [ # Start an infinite loop
 # Take the (implicit) input `n`
 D1‹# # If `n` is smaller than 1: stop the infinite loop
 © # Temporary store `n` (without popping)
 3‚ß # Take the max `m` of `n` and 3
 E”¥æ€¸”#Nè}) # Create an alternating list of "Yeah" and "No" of size `m`
 ”€³”¶.ø # Push "nButn"
 ý # Join the alternating list above with it
 '.« # Append a trailing "."
 , # Print everything to STDOUT with a trailing newline
 ®3- # Decrease `n` by 3

Additional explanation why ”¥æ.” is "Yeah.", ”¥æ€¸” is "Yeah No", and ”€³” is "But".

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answered 22 mins ago

Kevin Cruijssen

30.3k553167

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answered 22 mins ago

Kevin Cruijssen

30.3k553167

answered 22 mins ago

Kevin Cruijssen

30.3k553167

answered 22 mins ago

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