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Comment Post #285833 In Python 3.8 this will print a `SyntaxWarning: "is not" with a literal. Did you mean "!="?`.
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over 1 year ago
Comment Post #287054 @#53588 I know what that is, and it feels a bit useless to me here because it isn't called and can't be called from somewhere else because it has no name or other means to actually reference it in a call. So `f=` would have to be included to be callable at all. Well, IMHO. As @#53890 pointed out ...
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #287054 Moving the `f=\` into the header feels like cheating to me. This is two bytes longer to be actually usable/callable.
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #287050 Thanks for the heads up and done. 🙂
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287050 Post edited:
Inserted crossed out former size.
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287050 Post edited:
Saved one byte by replacing `x if c else y` by `c and x or y`
about 2 years ago
Comment Post #287050 I thought of that but it means always calculating both results and then pick one, but `m` must be at least 1 for this to work because if it is 0 then `int(D,m+1)` will raise a `ValueError: int() base must be >= 2 and <= 36, or 0`. (With `0` meaning that `int()` will parse the first argument like a P...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287050 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Answer A: Presumptuous base conversion
Python 3, 60 59 bytes ```python D=input();m=int(max(D),16);print(m and int(D,m+1)or len(D)) ``` Quite straight forward implementation. Input string is assigned to `D`. `m` is the the `max()` letter in `D` converted to `int()` with base 16. `max()` works because Python strings/character...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287038 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Answer A: "Hello, World!"
Z80 Assembler, 50 bytes ```z80asm org 256 ld de,m ld c,9 jp 5 m:db"Hello, world!\r$" ``` With assembler there's usually the problem which machine or operating system the program is for. I've chosen CP/M here as it runs on a variety of different machines with a Z80 processor. CP/M progr...
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #282457 `r=str.replace;print(r(str(eval(f"({r(r(input(),' ', ')*('),'i','j')})")).strip("()"),"j","i"))`
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #286962 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Answer A: Multiply complex numbers.
Python 3, 63 bytes ```python print(str(eval(f"({input().replace(' ',')(')})")).strip("()")) ``` Try it online! Similar to hyper-neutrino‭'s answer. Doesn't replace i by j and back, and uses f-string instead of strings and `+` to make it a bit shorter.
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #286920 Post edited:
`list()` replaced by `[*…]`
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #286924 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Answer A: Cumulative Counts
Python 3, 70 bytes ```python def f(a): d={};r=[] for x in a:d[x]=d.get(x,0)+1;r+=[d[x]] return r ``` Try it online!
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about 2 years ago
Comment Post #286920 Why a comment and not an answer?
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #286920 Post edited:
Shortened import.
about 2 years ago
Edit Post #286920 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Answer A: Find n Niven Numbers
Python, 98 bytes ```python from itertools import f=lambda n:[islice(filter(lambda k:k%sum(map(int,str(k)))==0,count(1)),n)] ``` `itertools.count()` generates integer numbers starting from 1, `filter()` filters out the Niven numbers, `itertools.islice()` limits the result to `n` items, ...
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about 2 years ago