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A: Tips in golfing using Lua Convenient whitespace removal Here are instances where you can remove whitespace: Strings If you assigned or printed a string, then the next supposed line of code can lean on the right double-quote: --[[ name = "Mark" print(name) ]] name="Mark"print(name) Tr... (more) |
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@#53837 The reason it won't appear when posted in main. (more) |
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@#8176 When I say "preferably", it meant that the solution is most suited as such, not that it *has to be*. You can use macros too. (more) |
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@#53579 What do you mean? The count or the order? (more) |
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| Edit | Post #284045 | Initial revision | — | about 3 years ago |
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A: Diagonalized alphabet [C (clang)], 206 bytes main(i){chars="YWUSQOMKIGECABDFHJLNPRTVXZ";for(i=13;i>0;printf("%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c\n",s[-1+i],s[0+i],s[1+i],s[2+i],s[3+i],s[4+i],s[5+i],s[6+i],s[7+i],s[8+i],s[9+i],s[10+i],s[11+i],s[12+i]),i--);} Try it online! yez ai m gud progamer!11! (more) |
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| Edit | Post #284044 | Initial revision | — | about 3 years ago |
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Suggestions for the new header banner/background I'm bored. Let's do something. lmao While I was Somewhere Else, I went to make suggestions for designs on their sites, and no impact really occured. However, since I'm now a Codidactian (not a Codidactyl, sorry), I want to start doing the same here. And let's start off with the upcoming site desig... (more) |
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@#53196 Man, the mobile link on a computer is sick. (more) |
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@#53588 Eh, there'll be triangles soon. (more) |
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Collatz conjecture; Count the tries to reach $1$ [released] Background Check out this video on the Collatz conjecture, also known as A006577[^1]. If you don't know what this is, we're given an equation of $3x + 1$, and it is applied this way: - If $x$ is odd, then $3x + 1$. - If $x$ is even, then $\frac{x}{2}$. This will send us in a loop of `4 →... (more) |
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A: Tips for golfing in Python Use `lambda`s instead of functions At most times, `lambda`s tend to make smaller code, which is helpful in golfing. Assigning a `lambda` is easy, just do: ``` lambda f:whatever ``` There are many answers that uses this strategy (I don't use it). Here are some examples: - Make $2 + 2 = 5$ ... (more) |
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Draw shapes: E1 - Square/Rectangle Challenge Take input of a non-whitespace character and a positive integer $n$, and print out a square (or rectangle) of size $n$ using the inputted character. Shortest program wins! Test Cases ```none n = 1, c = $ $$$ $ $ $$$ n = 3, c = ^ ^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^ n = 10, ... (more) |
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A: Tips for golfing in Python `import` You can import some libraries and if you find yourself using: ``` from lib import ``` Remove the space between `import` and ``, because it works for whatever reason. (more) |
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A: Tips for golfing in Python Combine conditionals Python has its fair share of comparison operators and can actually be used in a single conditional. For example: ``` x == 2 and y == 2 ``` can be: ``` x==y==2 ``` Used on Make $2 + 2 = 5$. @celtschk also mentions that different operators can also enter a single ... (more) |
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A: Tips for golfing in Python Replace `for` loops with string multiplication Let's say we have: for i in range(6):print(end="#") Try it online! This basically outputs `#` 6 times, which is self-explanatory in the code itself. Perhaps we can shorten it with string multiplication: print(end="#"6) Tr... (more) |
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A: "Hello, World!" [jq] `--null-input` `--raw-output`, 15 bytes "Hello, World!" Try it online! They kept saying that [jq] is the language of September 2021. Still surprised no one even made a `Hello, World!` on it. (more) |
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Stairs? Stairs! Stairs. Challenge - Make a program that takes input of an integer that's $n > 1$ and print out a staircase using a specific character for stair basing (hashes (`#`) for demonstration; you can use spaces, but not tabs or other whitespace characters), slashes (`/`), and underscores (``). - The basis of the... (more) |
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@#53837 They're the names of my stuffed toys, both are male. I don't know what flavortext is supposed to be, but I can tell you that the Mark is my username. (more) |
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A: "Hello, World!" [SQLite], 21 bytes select'Hello, World!' Try it online! (more) |
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A: "Hello, World!" [Emoji], 24 bytes 💬Hello, World!💬➡ Try it online! (more) |
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@#53310 As long as the output is similar to the output of the test cases, you're good. (more) |
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@#53310 A list? What do you mean and how would it look like? (more) |
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Yep, it matters. Strangely, it outputs the string format if without `--raw-output`... (more) |
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