Me in the Gym 😃😉😀

weights = [12.5, 15, 17.5, 22.5]
sets = 0
while (sets <2):
for i in weights:
print(i)
print("Rest")
sets = sets + 1

And people say keep your work at office.

Try in your preferred language.

main = replicateM_ 2 . flip mapM_ weights $ \s -> print s >> putStrLn "Rest"

Or, avoiding lambda:

main = replicateM_ 2 . flip mapM_ weights $ (>> putStrLn "Rest") . print

Rerack your weights.

@bkwilliams yeah after the while loop ends😃

@highlight
#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
int weights[] = {12|0x80, 15, 17|0x80, 22|0x80, 0};
for (int _sets = 0; _sets < 2; ++_sets)
{
for (int *w = weights; *w != 0; ++w)
{
char *half = *w & 0x80 ? ".5" : "";
printf("%d%s\nRest\n", *w & ~0x80, half);
}
}
}

@SuwakoMmh

@bkwilliams jesus thank you; if you're doing ascension/descension sets, put your weights back between sets.

@arcsector yeah you are right, but the gym was empty, so I can use all of them.

@gudishvibes