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TI-BASIC, 23 bytes Like lyxal's answer, this program exits immediately, so nothing after the Stop is executed. The program Stop GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(...
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2024-10-30T23:46:59Z (about 2 months ago)
- # TI-BASIC, 23 bytes
### DisclaimerI'm a little hesitant about this answer because the `Stop` command prevents syntax checking on the rest of the program... but it compiles/runs cleanly. This isn't a common "cheat" anyway, because most languages I know aren't checked and executed sequentially like this. But let me know what you think.- ### The program
- ```
- Stop
- GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard
- ```
- For those who are wondering, the reason this program is less than 26 bytes is that in TI-BASIC, while the user is _shown_ long words for builtins like `DispGraph`, what's actually being _stored_ in the program memory is a smaller number of bytes. So, while `BLACK` is five characters long, behind the scenes it's a number that's two bytes in memory.
- As a result, builtin functions and variables and such are treated as single characters when editing. So pressing the `del` key once would delete the entire word `BLACK`.
- # TI-BASIC, 23 bytes
- Like [lyxal's answer](https://codegolf.codidact.com/posts/292830/292832#answer-292832), this program exits immediately, so nothing after the `Stop` is executed.
- ### The program
- ```
- Stop
- GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard
- ```
- For those who are wondering, the reason this program is less than 26 bytes is that in TI-BASIC, while the user is _shown_ long words for builtins like `DispGraph`, what's actually being _stored_ in the program memory is a smaller number of bytes. So, while `BLACK` is five characters long, behind the scenes it's a number that's two bytes in memory.
- As a result, builtin functions and variables and such are treated as single characters when editing. So pressing the `del` key once would delete the entire word `BLACK`.
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Sylvester
·
2024-10-30T23:44:01Z (about 2 months ago)
- # TI-BASIC, 23 bytes
- ### Disclaimer
- I'm a little hesitant about this answer because the `Stop` command prevents syntax checking on the rest of the program... but it compiles/runs cleanly. This isn't a common "cheat" anyway, because most languages I know aren't checked and executed sequentially like this. But let me know what you think.
- ### The program
- ```
- Stop
- GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard
- ```
I don't think I've ever written anything so awful :P
- # TI-BASIC, 23 bytes
- ### Disclaimer
- I'm a little hesitant about this answer because the `Stop` command prevents syntax checking on the rest of the program... but it compiles/runs cleanly. This isn't a common "cheat" anyway, because most languages I know aren't checked and executed sequentially like this. But let me know what you think.
- ### The program
- ```
- Stop
- GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard
- ```
- For those who are wondering, the reason this program is less than 26 bytes is that in TI-BASIC, while the user is _shown_ long words for builtins like `DispGraph`, what's actually being _stored_ in the program memory is a smaller number of bytes. So, while `BLACK` is five characters long, behind the scenes it's a number that's two bytes in memory.
- As a result, builtin functions and variables and such are treated as single characters when editing. So pressing the `del` key once would delete the entire word `BLACK`.
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Sylvester
·
2024-10-30T17:52:52Z (about 2 months ago)
- # TI-BASIC, 23 bytes
- ### Disclaimer
I'm a little hesitant about this answer because the `Stop` command prevents syntax checking on the rest of the program... but it compiles/runs cleanly. This isn't a common "cheat" anyway, because most languages I know aren't checked and executed sequentially like that. But let me know what you think.- ### The program
- ```
- Stop
- GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard
- ```
- I don't think I've ever written anything so awful :P
- # TI-BASIC, 23 bytes
- ### Disclaimer
- I'm a little hesitant about this answer because the `Stop` command prevents syntax checking on the rest of the program... but it compiles/runs cleanly. This isn't a common "cheat" anyway, because most languages I know aren't checked and executed sequentially like this. But let me know what you think.
- ### The program
- ```
- Stop
- GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard
- ```
- I don't think I've ever written anything so awful :P
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Sylvester
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2024-10-30T17:51:00Z (about 2 months ago)
# TI-BASIC, 23 bytes ### Disclaimer I'm a little hesitant about this answer because the `Stop` command prevents syntax checking on the rest of the program... but it compiles/runs cleanly. This isn't a common "cheat" anyway, because most languages I know aren't checked and executed sequentially like that. But let me know what you think. ### The program ``` Stop GarbageCollectDetectAsymOffDispGraphiconj(BLACKClrfHomenormalpdf(SeqaClrAllListsFullvwAxesgetKeyZStandard ``` I don't think I've ever written anything so awful :P