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A: Getting perfect squares, differently [Python 3], 34 bytes x=0;y=1 while 1:x+=y;print(x);y+=2 Try it online! `1` is the `int` equivalent to `True`, which helps save bytes. (more) |
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@#53584 All outputs starting from `0` until it stops outputting. (more) |
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A: Getting perfect squares, differently [C (clang)], 47 45 43 bytes i,j;main(){for(;printf("%i ",i-=j);j+=2);} Try it online! Golfed 2 bytes from inspiration of @Shaggy's answer. Golfed 2 bytes by @m90. (more) |
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Getting perfect squares, differently Create a program that gets all perfect squares starting from `0` or `1` without using any methods of multiplication (repetitive addition) and exponentiation (repetitive multiplication). Output them for validation. Things such as built-ins/functions related to these unusable methods can't be used e... (more) |
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@#53579 `()` has no numbers, returning `0`. `+/(+-)` is `1 / 1(1-1)` which means it's a divisibility by zero error. Thanks for that one. `(+-)/(+-)` is `0/0`, which in my form of understanding math, should be undefined, but for this challenge, let it return `0`. (more) |
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