You can write 100,500 mathematical functions that, given certain parameters, will produce the required sequence of digits (number) encoding your text or part of your text.
By alternating a large number of such blocks, you can encrypt texts.
We'll develop several such functions in JavaScript for the Oflameron 2.00 text programming language: https://proposed-gray-cattle.myfilebase.com/ipfs/QmXMVBgdZez4VfeKpoKKfSJ3j1oVfTHztmnvC2oYNSoz3x

AI Prompt 2

1. Write a general JavaScript function called polar-coordinates-line that calculates the polar parameters of the line Ax+By+C=0.

2. Choose parameters A, B, C so that the decimal number p (polar distance), converted to text, contains the substring "347" in positions 3-5 (assuming the starting position is 0).
For example:

4153478943
or
0.53478921
or
7.03471248925

Do not use exponential notation.

3. Create a compact HTML+JavaScript responsive web page optimized for smartphone viewing that demonstrates the example for step 2 and displays the parameters A, B, C, polar angle cosine, and polar angle sinine.

4. Ask any necessary clarifying questions.


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