Write a program, in any free language, that prints to the terminal the lyrics to this song, 99 Bottles of Beer)(http://99-bottles-of-beer.net/lyrics.html).

If you copy anything from that site, it will be obvious, so don't try it, although you may find that site useful for seeing code of many different languages.

Rules:
Do not copy code, but you can obviously read it

Try not to comment on other submissions. It will be hard to judge changing entries. If you edit your code, post the new version and make it clear there is a new code.

How it will be judged
Obviously, this is a task that is trivial (one big output statement would work) so the winner will be judged on the following:

•Clean code. Readable code is a must for being a programmer who wishes to possibly interact with others. Some languages can be more readable than others, so it will be judged on the effort of writing clean code, not which language is easier to read by design.
•Logical code. Be a programmer, not a code monkey
•Commented code. If something is possibly unclear (like an obscure use of math), let the readers know. Do not over comment, and let the code speak for itself whenever you can. Have logical variable names and function names. (Excessive commenting is a minus factor)
•Working code. It has to work as it is posted. The code will be read on the forum

Hints:

•When you get to 1 bottle, it is a singular "bottle", whereas all other instances are plural.
•Using this challenge to try out a new language brings you bonus points, so please state when you are using the language for the first time if you are.


All the best.

So much talk about recursion on this board recently, so i used it

http://pastebin.com/UxyirRDV

Kodewrita:
i've studied this challenge when i saw it as an exercise in the book "Think python". And i read the author's solution to it, should i post my solution and claim to have solved it i know am naa noni

Ajibel: Kodewrita:
i've studied this challenge when i saw it as an exercise in the book "Think python". And i read the author's solution to it, should i post my solution and claim to have solved it i know am naa noni

No, solve it in your own way

I will personally look up ur solution with the book's...thanks for giving the name, makes the job easier

Ajibel: Kodewrita:
i've studied this challenge when i saw it as an exercise in the book "Think python". And i read the author's solution to it, should i post my solution and claim to have solved it i know am naa noni

Some people we shall kidnap.....

kodewrita:
Some people we shall kidnap.....

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@javanian, why use pastebin when you can use ideone.com . Its more better. *winks*

Here is my solution. http://ideone.com/iceAYA . @kodewrita, what of that stuff na ?

Here's mine, done in java, I'm a beginner in programming, hence java is my first language. Here's my solution again http://ideone.com/ji8Ysj

My new solution: http://ideone.com/u3zwJa

Javanian: So much talk about recursion on this board recently, so i used it

http://pastebin.com/UxyirRDV

Nice approach! One error though. Lines 19-23 will print out the wrong result when n is 2.
"1 bottles of beer on the wall".

lemme try, C#

for (int i = 99; i >= 0; i--)
{
if (i != 1 && i !=0 && i != 2)
{
lblResult.Text += i + " bottles of beer on the wall, " + i + " bottles of beer.<br />" + " Take one down and pass it around, " + (i - 1).ToString() + " bottles of beer on the wall." + "<p></p>";

}
else if (i == 2)
{
lblResult.Text += i + " bottles of beer on the wall, " + i + " bottles of beer.<br />" + " Take one down and pass it around, " + (i - 1).ToString() + " bottle of beer on the wall." + "<p></p>";
}
else if (i == 1)
{
lblResult.Text += i + " bottle of beer on the wall, " + i + " bottle of beer.<br />" + " Take one down and pass it around, no more bottles of beer on the wall." + "<p></p>";
}
else if (i == 0)
{
lblResult.Text += "No more bottles of beer on the wall, no more bottles of beer.<br />" + "Go to the store and buy some more, 99 bottles of beer on the wall.";
}
}