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Edit Post #287090 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Article 8 coexisting queens [FINALIZED]
Now posted: 8 coexisting queens This is a fixed output challenge. Output a textual representation of a chessboard hosting 8 queens, none of which are attacking each other. There are 92 ways of arranging them, 12 if rotations and reflections are discounted. You may choose any 1 of these arra...
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about 2 years ago
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287088 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Question 55 fruit salad: choose your own Kolmogorov complexity
This is a fixed output challenge. It is similar to a standard Kolmogorov complexity challenge, except you get to choose your own fixed output. Given no input, output 55 fruits. You may choose any 55 distinct fruits from the following list: ```text abiu açaí acerola achacha ackee afghan cherr...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287059 Post edited:
Clarify intro
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287040 Post edited:
Mark as finalized
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287087 Post edited:
Fix integer output test cases
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287087 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Question Rationalise recurring binary
Given a potentially recurring binary string, output the number it represents, as a fraction in lowest terms. The notation used in this challenge for recurring digits is non-standard. An `r` is used to indicate that the remaining digits recur. For example, `0.000r10` means the last 2 digits recur, ...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287059 Post edited:
Give example of regional spelling variation
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Edit Post #287059 Post edited:
Break intro into smaller sentences for ease of reading
about 2 years ago
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Suggest including helper code if used
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287086 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Question Is there a problem with the edit queues?
I'm raising this on our local Meta first, rather than the main Codidact Meta, because I don't yet have the Edit Posts ability so I can't tell what problems may exist. Hopefully some of you who have this ability will be able to confirm whether there are any bugs / feature requests that should be raise...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287059 Post edited:
Fix diacritic rule
about 2 years ago
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Make title fit on one line
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Edit Post #287059 Post edited:
Consider a larger salad
about 2 years ago
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Change title
about 2 years ago
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Hide fruit provenance
about 2 years ago
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Add links to Wikipedia
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287059 Post edited:
Add fruit provenance
about 2 years ago
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Tidying
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287082 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Article 3D compass point from 3D coordinates
Given 3 dimensional (3D) Cartesian coordinates (x, y, z), output the 3D compass point that comes nearest to describing the direction from the origin. Definitions Directions In reality, the direction of North changes as you move across the surface of the globe. This challenge is based in a simpli...
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about 2 years ago
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Consistency for interpretation section
about 2 years ago
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Add sandbox question
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Comment Post #287055 Good catch - thank you! They were indeed shorter than intended - now fixed.
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Edit Post #287055 Post edited:
Fix incorrect test cases
about 2 years ago
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Update title to no longer be dependent on the choice of salad size
about 2 years ago
Comment Post #287054 Also, instead of > **Current** voting seems to suggest that anonymous functions are acceptable I should have said > Voting seems to suggest that anonymous functions are **currently** acceptable Meta is always open to further discussion, new answers, and new votes. Anything you disagree wi...
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Comment Post #287054 @#56533 if it affects your perspective, some languages allow passing an anonymous function as a function argument, or returning an anonymous function as a return value. This allows another part of the program to call the anonymous function without ever having to name it. This is common with lambda...
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Add hope for explanations
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287059 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Article 55 fruit salad: choose your own Kolmogorov complexity [FINALIZED]
Now posted: 55 fruit salad: choose your own Kolmogorov complexity This is a fixed output challenge. It is similar to a standard Kolmogorov complexity challenge, except you get to choose your own fixed output. Given no input, output 55 fruits. You may choose any 55 distinct fruits from the foll...
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #286989 I've just realised that the new clearer output specification, and example, invalidate the [existing answer](https://codegolf.codidact.com/posts/286989/286993#answer-286993) (it gives the output shown in my previous comment, which you have now explained is not valid). Just mentioning in case this affe...
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #287054 This has been mentioned previously on Meta in [Rules for function submissions](https://codegolf.codidact.com/posts/286366/286367#answer-286367) if either of you want to vote/comment/answer in that discussion. Current voting seems to suggest that anonymous functions are acceptable.
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #286602 > > * Assuming that things like memory allocation are handled by the caller might give contributions an unfair advantage > I'm not sure how to interpret this. If a fixed size input argument (such as a 32 bit integer) is modified, there is no need for memory allocation as it already exists. If ...
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #286602 > Some languages separate subroutines (do not return a value) from functions (returns a value) In such a language I would see a subroutine that modifies an input argument as a valid submission, unless the challenge explicitly requires a function. I agree that a challenge that requires a function r...
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #286602 > Not all languages support pass by reference I don't see this as a reason to prevent its use by languages that do support it. There are many ways that languages differ and restricting the particular advantages that each language has seems to remove the benefit of allowing submissions in different...
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Comment Post #286602 I don't know which way to vote on this one. > Therefore, interpreting a challenge asking for a return value as "return through parameter" is creating a local code golf dialect of the language I see this Meta discussion as establishing defaults. Any challenge is free to override the defaults and...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287054 Post edited:
Typo
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Edit Post #287005 Post edited:
Remove accidentally saved markdown link testing
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Add missing colon
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Mark as finalized
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287055 Post edited:
Explain that the diagram is not part of the challenge
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287055 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Question Chequer checker
A chequer board (also spelt "checker board" in some places) is an 8 by 8 grid of squares alternating between 2 colours. Check whether a provided pattern could be a region of a chequer board. The colours in the pattern will be represented by letters of the alphabet. The squares of a chequer boar...
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Reduce level of formality
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