this quiz made me curious and amused me.
i answered the quiz honestly and i got a color of "light grey" but it said i was passionate and outgoing and other incorrect things.
so i decided to redo the test without checking any of the boxes at all and i got
ho ho. (also cornflour is not blue)
then i redid the test and checked every box and i got:
this is not khaki color. is it canary excreta yellow.
anyway, when i did not answer anything, it gave me an appraisal. how could it give me one with no input?.
and when redid it and i checked every box, it said i was simply "khaki" and then gave an unastonishing appraisal of how i am again even though i must have been a rare one.
i wrote a hexadecimal interpreter that looked for relationships between the color hex numbers and i gave up after a short while because it is not very important.
for anyone who is interested, here is the foxpro code i played with:
(i copied the entire page of all colors (140)and saved it as a text file called "colors.txt" to use as a file in the program).
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close all
use colors excl && a table that is only one numeric field per record.
zap
clea
fhand=fopen('colors.txt')
ghand=fcreate('vals.txt')
hexdec='0123456789ABCDEF'
do while not feof(fhand)
pl=fgets(fhand)
a=allt(subs(pl,at ("#",pl)+1))
mdec=0
for x = 1 to len(allt(a))
mhexp=subs(a,len(allt(a))-(x-1),1)
p=at(mhexp,hexdec)-1
mdec=mdec+p*(16^(x-1))
next
=fputs(ghand,allt(str(mdec)))
appe blan
repl colval with mdec
endd
=fclose(fhand)
=fclose(ghand)
close data
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that made a database of all the possibilities contained within their 140 color variations.
then i looked for relationships but there seemed to be another layer of encryption that i can not be bothered to crack.
whatever. i should not have wasted this much time on such a trivial pursuit.