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12:23 AM
@AlexA. Thanks!! I'm very pleased to have my second gold badge :D
 
What's your other, fanatic?
 
Yup.
 
Nice. I have fanatic and electorate.
 
Looking up electorate
"Vote on 600 questions and 25% or more of total votes are on questions"
 
Yes, that :P
 
12:26 AM
I don't think I'm anywhere remotely near that, haha
 
Haha I vote on just about every question I see. I only withhold voting on a question if I don't really like it but it isn't really deserving of a downvote.
Whoa, only 12 people have Strunk & White? Would have figured more.
 
I've apparently only downvoted 3 times. I'm not channeling the power of Geobits...
 
Haha
I've voted up 1755 times and down 223 times.
 
That's more than double my number of upvotes.
 
I've been a member of the site a little longer than you have, and as I said, I vote all the time. :P
So not terribly surprising.
I spend far too much time on the site.
 
12:34 AM
I realized I may have had a problem when I felt bad about not being able to spend more than an hour or two here every day.
 
Haha
We need a support group
 
We're our own support group!
 
We support each other's habits of spending too much time on the site. :P
That's the opposite kind of support group I mean.
 
Well, so far as I know, there haven't been any studies linking serious diseases to code golf addiction. Just an odd sense of detail and the constant urge to reword things for efficient communication.
 
If that's not a serious disease, I don't know what is.
 
12:37 AM
@BrainSteel That's cause there's not too many people with that addiction ;)
 
Hm, @BrainSteel, any idea why the ??? code .;...;....;..;,,,;,,"......"';...........-,",-";;,,,,!;...!;,!!...!;;;!-!-!-!..‌​.!,,,,,,!-,!;;;.! just hangs?
 
New goal: get codegolf addiction into the next edition of DSM as a mental disorder...
 
:D
 
Good luck
 
I'll use my fancy-shmancy interpreter...
 
12:40 AM
Oh right! I have that installed. I had been using the original C++ one that still does a bad job of detecting unmatched brackets.
 
What is it with Martin and challenges so popular they sit on top of the SE hotness chart for 48 hours?
 
It seems like it's parsing just fine, let's see if I can do some debugging.
 
@ETHproductions He oozes greatness and it gets all over his challenges. Takes a while to clean up.
3
 
LOL :)
 
Btw @BrainSteel, you should participate in my second challenge!
(You too, @ETH ;))
 
12:45 AM
Ooooh, I hadn't seen that! That sounds quite hard. Let's see if I can come up with something :D
 
OK, me too :D
 
:D
 
@AlexA. Say, how'd you ping me with part of my username?
 
The first three characters of a username can be used to ping. But if multiple users have the same first three letters, it will ping all of them. So if there were three users: BrainSteel, BrainChamber, and BrainFart, @Bra would ping all three.
 
Huh. I did not know that.
 
12:47 AM
In this case, the one and only BrainSteel is the only user who matches Bra, so he gets pinged.
 
Ah, fits perfectly with my username :)
 
Creates BrainChamber account
 
@BrainSteel I've done extensive investigation that may or may not have annoyed some people who got a bunch of unsolicited pings.
 
OK, there's no JS answer yet, that's a good sign for me...
 
@BrainSteel Creates BrainFart account
@ETHproductions :)
 
12:48 AM
@AlexA. Is that what brainf*** stands for? ;)
 
Haha I believe it is, actually!
 
Creates Brainiac account
 
Oh, another note about pinging. You can use more than 3 characters if you choose, but it won't ping with less than 3. So you couldn't ping Sp3000 with Sp, for example, you'd need at least Sp3, but you could also do Sp30 or Sp300. All would work.
 
Admins notice sudden spike in names starting with 'Brain'
 
BrainAdmin
 
12:50 AM
BrainUser
 
@Ale :D
 
Hey @Bra ;)
 
BrainExchange, the site about that Russian dude who tried to swap monkey brains or whatever.
 
I do have a lot of questions about that guy...
 
I can only think of one: What the hell, bro?
 
12:52 AM
I think you could ask it more than once.
 
It'd get closed as a duplicate
 
All the algorithms I can think of would either be terribly long or terribly slow :(
 
@AlexA. Are questions with no answers really duplicates? :P
By the way, your code translated to BF: +>+++>++++>++>--->--[++++++[>+++++++++++<-]-<]>>----.>+++.>-..+++.>>>.<.<.<.+++.------.<-.‌​>>>+. The loop doesn't terminate: the second ] always sees a 255.
Which makes sense, because after the first ], it is guaranteed to have a 0 in that cell. Then, you subtract one, making it 255. If you're already at the left-most cell, it'll stay there after the <
 
OK, here's my question: should I work on publishing my esolang, or should I work on solving the question @Alex posted, or should publish it, then use it to solve the question?
 
It can't win if it's not published at the time the question was asked, per our site rules :/
 
1:03 AM
^^
 
Darn :/
Oh well, I'd still like to enter it in the Hello World challenge, even if it's not competing
 
We'd still love to see it, though!
 
(Although it's not really a competition)
OK, Alex's challenge first :)
 
:D
@BrainSteel Hm. How fix? :/
 
@AlexA. Well, what do you want the two loops to do?
 
1:07 AM
I don't remember, but it's supposed to print "Hello, World!" (it's for Martin's HW)
 
It sounds like it would be useful to run BF programs backwards, now...
 
Oh, your language translator?
Hm, the BF I was going from also loops indefinitely in both of our interpreters.
(C and C++)
 
Yeah. It would make for an interesting debug tool, anywho :P You put in the output of the program, and it runs... backwards... or something.
Yeah, the BF I came up with definitely doesn't work. I'm going to see if it's a little fix.
 
What do you mean? Which BF doesn't work, the interpreter?
 
I think the interpreter is okay (read: I really want the interpreter to be okay)
 
1:12 AM
Haha then which BF that you came up with doesn't work?
I'm confused
 
The translated thing I came up with up there ^
 
Oh I see
->>++>+++>+>---->--[++++++[>+++++++++++<-]-<+]>>----.>+++.>-..+++.>>>.<.<.<.+++.------.<-.>‌​>>+. works
Your nifty C thing translates it as ,;;..;...;.;,,,,;,,"......";...........-,'",-.";;,,,,!;...!;,!!...!;;;!-!-!-!..‌​.!,,,,,,!-,!;;;.!
 
Yeah, that seems to work!
 
Is ??? nearly identical to BF then?
 
There's a fairly simple translation between the two, so I generally have been translating to BF to debug things.
 
1:19 AM
97 bytes
 
(By the way, @AlexA., the github repo has a version that translates/interprets TinyBF too)
 
Nice! I'll pull again. :)
Just learned about wc in the terminal. Very nice.
 
Oooh, I didn't know that was a thing.
 
@AlexA. I challenge you to write a challenge
 
Oh, I see Martin has a new esolang
Hey, wait a minute...
: duplicates the top of the main stack.
; pops the top of the main stack and discards it.
That's exactly the same as in my language
 
1:26 AM
@Calvin'sHobbies You mean like this one or this one, the latter of which I posted last night?
 
@Alex I didn't realize World Big Dosa was yours
 
0
Q: very simple prime program

user43401I keep getting the error floating point exception (core dumped). For this simple prime test I made. I am very new to C++ so I'm having trouble tracking down the bug. #include <iostream> using namespace std; bool isprime(int); int main() { int number; cout << "Please enter a positive i...

 
@NewMainPosts That belongs in SO
 
@ETHproductions Yes, it was my first challenge. :)
 
@ETHproductions Last I checked, Programming Puzzles & Code Golf is indeed a Stack Exchange site ;)
 
1:30 AM
Sorry, miss-typed ;)
 
Also New Main Posts doesn't give a shit what you think. It's almost like it isn't a person. :P
 
How often does the "flag count" get reset?
 
New Main Posts is a strong independent bot who don't need no humans...
 
@BrainSteel wc -c file gets the byte count. So nice!
 
@ETHproductions What flag count?
 
1:31 AM
@AlexA. I didn't mean to reply to that message, just to link to it
 
Haha
 
@ETHproductions Daily, I do believe.
 
Okay
 
@Doorknob The "you have 19 flags remaining." after voting to close that question
 
Oh, yeah, that's daily.
 
1:32 AM
Resets midnight UTC
 
OK, good
 
So an hour and a half ago
 
Wouldn't want to run out over the course of my SE usage ;)
 
No, sorry, you only get 19 close votes ever. :P
 
@Doorknob Darn ;(
Do you have something you copy-paste into the comment box on questions like that, or is it automatic or something?
 
1:34 AM
What is winky frown?
 
I think it's crying
 
I would've thought that would be :'(
 
@ETHproductions He must copy-pasta because he ninja'd while I was typing a similar message.
 
4
Q: QuickComment2: Automatic keyboard-only comment snippets

DoorknobThis is a vastly improved version of QuickComment: comment shortcuts to cut down on tedium. See that post for more information. See the Github repo for instructions on how to install and use QuickComment2. For maximum laziness, here's the entire README.md file from the Github repo copy/pasted. ...

It's a userscript I wrote.
 
:O
 
1:35 AM
@ETHproductions I think there are several people who have a copy-paste set up for SO questions. Mine: Hello, and welcome to PPCG! This site is for programming contests and competitions, so general programming questions are off-topic here. The folks over at Stack Overflow might be able to help you, though you should read through their help center first!
 
@Doorknob Wow, didn't even know that site existed!
 
What, Stack Overflow?
 
No, StackApps
 
Oh okay.
 
Oooh, here's documentation on the API... :D
 
1:40 AM
Pssh. Documentation.
 
Who needs that?
 
n00bz
Oh hey, I'm 36% of the way to the gold badge Fanatic
 
Nice!
I'm a week away from double fanatic.
(if there was such a thing)
 
I wish ;)
 
55% here ;)
 
1:45 AM
Or maybe Addict
I got my first silver badge the other day
Enthusiast
The one thing I'm really good at on this site
 
Gold bage: "Get another hobby". Visit the site for 200 consecutive days.
 
LOL
Is there somewhere I can see all of my comments, similar to my Questions and Answers pages?
 
I think the closest thing is the "all actions" tab
 
On your profile page, pick All Actions, then click Comments
 
Maybe you can use the API though
 
1:49 AM
I have 21 comments on The Programming Language Quiz, but only 2 solved :P
 
@Calvin'sHobbies I challenge you to help me come up with another challenge idea.
Ooh, I want to write a KOTH challenge that simulates (a simplification) of PPCG.
 
Oooh, what? How does it work?
 
Not sure yet. Just came up with the idea like 30 seconds ago. :P
 
I'm all excited now
 
Yeah! I'll have to ponder this and maybe I'll be able to sandbox a sketch of the idea this evening.
 
2:41 AM
@AlexA. Have people draw a houndstooth tesselation
 
In ASCII?
 
As an image
 
:/ I'm not a big fan of since it restricts which languages can participate.
 
You can always accept textual output of the bytes of an image file in some format.
 
I don't understand what that means
 
2:50 AM
He means you can accept an image format like PPM, which wont require special libraries
 
Oh I see
Hm. I still prefer ASCII art though.
 
I can hear Stuck whimpering in a corner
no, please no ASCII art!
 
@AlexA. Fine. Have people convert an ascii art maze solution to written instuctions
 
@Calvin'sHobbies Ah, hm. I like that.
 
@AlexA. I don't think I can answer your primes challenge in Snowman, because of interpreter bugs. :(
But at least it helped me find the bugs!
 
2:57 AM
e.g. "Go forward 10 spaces. Turn right. Go forward 5. Turn left. etc."
 
@Doorknob Well thanks for participating, even if you didn't post an answer. :)
@Calvin'sHobbies Like take as input some meandering line of characters?
 
    #
   ##
   #
   #
 
Diagonalz could work
 
Diagonalzzzzz
 
3:01 AM
I stand by that zpelling
 
I can get behind it.
 
@AlexA. Darn, missed my chance to enter ES6
 
You can still post. There can be more than one answer in the same language. There's already two CJams and two Pyths.
 
Yeah, but it won't be the first
Doesn't matter that much
I can't figure an algorithm that is short-ish and not time-consuming
 
For what?
 
3:06 AM
20
Q: Fond Memories of Past Primes

Alex A.Consider a prime number p, written in base 10. The memory of p is defined as the number of distinct primes strictly less than p that are contained as substrings of p. Challenge Given a non-negative integer n as input, find the smallest prime p such that p has memory n. That is, find the smalles...

 
FMOPP?
OK :)
 
FMOPP?
Oh, Fond Memories of Past Primes.
 
Yes :P
 
You, @Shebang, there is a notable lack of Python answers to that challenge...
 
I could take a look at it :P
 
3:20 AM
@AlexA. I quite like image output challenges. For example, my CJam contribution to one that was really fun: codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/53124/…. Image output functionality is for wimps!
 
Nice work! That's a neat solution :)
 
Turns out that Pyth has PNG output support, so it got slaughtered anyway.
 
Pyth has everything
 
That's the idea :)
 
Pyth has everything and CJam has nothing! weeps
3
∏.∏
 
3:27 AM
My mind is too tired for this question :p
 
Same
I don't think I can beat George's ES6 solution
I guess I'll just help improve it ;)
 
@isaacg I just started thinking about golfing languages in general the other day. Do you think prefix notation allows for inherently shorter code compared to the stack paradigm that most languages use?
 
There's two major tradeoffs
One that prefix wins on, one that stack based wins on
Prefix allows you to use less parenthesis pairs
But Stack based lets you use implicit variables
While for prefix they're always explicit
And then there's the third approach, APL et. al.
Which has functions as first class objects, which Pyth lacks
The best possible would be a seamless hybrid of all three, but that would be very hard to create.
 
And use...
 
what do you think about the viability of a functional (non-imperative) golfing language?
 
3:33 AM
Damn it
 
Right. Also, at least in Pyth, all operators have fixed arity. But that might be more a design decision. CJam partly seems to have more overloading with variable arity based on the types of the operators.
 
for FMOPP for some reason I get every number right
but n=1
 
@RetoKoradi No, fixed arity is necessary for prefix.
@xnor Check out J, K, APL. They're viable.
Without fixed arity, Pyth would need an indicator of the end of the inputs to a function, which would be a terrible overhead.
 
@isaacg At least theoretically, you could still have variable arity, right? Say, depending on the type of the first argument, the number of remaining arguments changes? Not sure how practical it would be.
 
Oh, I understand now.
Sure, that could work.
But it would have to be interpreted
 
3:35 AM
Yes, definitely.
 
So Pyth can't do it, since Pyth is compiled.
 
Goodness, I still need to learn some of these terms... prefix-based, arity, etc.
 
arity means the number of arguments to a function
so in f(a, b, c), f has arity 3.
 
@AlexA. Would 1131 have memory 5? Because it has 3, 11, 13, 113, 131 as substrings?
 
@ETHproductions Prefix means +1 1 -> 2, infix means 1+1 -> 2, and postfix means 1 1+ -> 2.
 
3:37 AM
@Shebang It appears so, yeah.
 
@Doorknob Aha, makes perfect sense
 
@AlexA. Oh, so my Snowman program wasn't wrong after all
 
nvm
I am too tired for this
 
Haha
@Doorknob :D
So it's no longer Seg's fault?
 
I was pretty close to having a working program :P I had 2, 12, 23, 113, 137, 1131
 
3:38 AM
@AlexA. Well, that was because of interpreter bugs. :P
 
2
Q: Zigzagify a String

Calvin's HobbiesWrite a program (or function) that takes in a non-empty string of any printable ASCII characters. Print (or return) a zigzagging chain of the characters in the string, with every neighboring pair of characters linked by: / if the first character occurs before the second character in normal ASC...

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Q: Corrupted linked list

Konad23Suppose you are given a pointer to the head of a singly linked list. Normally each node in the list has a pointer to the next element, and the last node's pointer is Null. Unfortunately the list might have been corrupted so that some node's pointer leads back to an earlier node in the list. How ...

 
I fixed them, but now it leaks memory like there's no tomorrow (and it's also super ugly), so I'm working on that as well.
 
Ooh boy, a new @Calvin'sHobbies challenge
 
Pi looks like a mountain range!
 
Boy, it does :)
OK, now first answer in Pi wins.
 
3:42 AM
@isaacg Thanks for the interesting insight. I started wondering the other day if the world needed more golfing languages. :) I should probably at least study Pyth to get a better feel of the benefits. If I do anything (which is not very likely), I would want to find a paradigm that combines as many benefits as possible. I certainly noticed that Pyth does not have all those braces.
 
Awesome!
 
@Reto I would use your language :)
 
I WOULDN'T.
Just kidding buddy. I totally would.
 
For example, with CJam things are quite smooth as long as you have 2 or 3 values in flight. But the stack manipulations get cumbersome (at least for me, probably not for guys like Dennis...) once you have 5 or 6 values around. And it gets kind of verbose when you start using variables.
 
ah, finally, figured this out
 
3:46 AM
Going to bed, I'll answer that challenge tomorrow
Lucky I don't have anything else going on tomorrow :)
 
One aspect that would probably stop me is that having an online interpreter is pretty much a given. And I have no clue about building interactive web sites. And little interest...
 
@RetoKoradi An online interpreter is definitely not a requirement. It's just convenient, so lots of languages have them.
 
@Reto If you get documentation done, I might like to create an online interpreter for it, as long as it's not incredibly complicated.
 
@Doorknob Sure, it's not technically required. But it makes the languages so much more accessible. And people can play with solutions, etc.
 
Retina caught on pretty well even though it doesn't have an online interpreter and it's Windows only (AFAIK)
(Well, it runs on .NET, so theoretically it might be able to run on Mono)
 
3:50 AM
@AlexA. I remember testing it on Mono when Martin first created it, and it worked fine
 
@ETHproductions All highly hypothetical of course. But does it matter much how an interpreter is written? For example, would it be much easier if the interpreter is in Python than Java, or vice versa?
 
@Doorknob You should tell him that because IIRC the docs say untested on Mono
 
There @AlexA. I posted a Python solution :p
 
@Shebang Looks good. Thanks for participating. :)
 
@AlexA. I did tell him, I think. But that was a long time ago.
 
3:52 AM
@Reto I don't know which language would be best; I guess it just comes down what you're familiar with. I happen to be familiar with JS. :)
 
Ah, okay
 
Feb 14 at 1:19, by Doorknob
Anyway, to compile with Mono, mcs Retina/Retina/*.cs
 
@Doorknob :O
 
@MartinBüttner If you'd like an update on Retina + Mono I'd be more than glad (the Github repo says that it's untested on Mono)
 
@MartinBüttner ^
@MartinBüttner @Doorknob ^
@MartinBüttner @Doorknob @Dennis ^
@MartinBüttner @Doorknob @Dennis @Calvin'sHobbies ^
 
3:55 AM
I don't Retinate
 
@AlexA. I really liked that prime challenge, btw. I thought it was excellent. Not too complicated, but still complex enough to allow for a variety of solutions. The title gave me the inspiration for something that would make for a good challenge title "Prime Is On My Side", to the tune of the Rolling Stones. Unfortunately I have no idea about what the challenge itself would be.
 
@RetoKoradi Thank you so much for the kind words! I like "Prime Is On My Side," very clever. :)
 
@ETHproductions I figure the online interpreters use JS for the interaction on the page, and then invoke the actual language interpreter. AFAIK, CJam is an intepreter written in Java, and Pyth is a "compiler" written in Python that translates the code to Python.
 
@isaacg Correct? ^
 
The JS stuff is how Pyth does it
Pyth compiles to Python, compiler in Python, right.
 
4:17 AM
0
Q: Hello World! without chars or strings

EvorlorYour objective is to write a simple Hello World program. The output: Hello World! The catch: You are not allowed to use implicit chars or strings. Sample program in Java: public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.print((char) 72); Syste...

 
This newest question is a duplicate of an older question that was incorrectly closed as a duplicate.
3
Q: print "Hello, world!" without using literals

PyromuffinWrite a program that prints "Hello, world!" without using any kinds of literals. Don't use string literals, numeric literals, byte literals, char literals, etc. Default values are allowed in languages that have them. Printing data from external files/websites/arguments is not encouraged. edit...

 
He deleted it anyway
 
4:42 AM
All you Pyth -ers in the room, I just had a radical idea: What if I made the default print-out of a list join on newlines?
Would that break anything?
 
I'd like to be a Pythist.
I have no input for your question though. Seems neat.
 
5:09 AM
@Calvin'sHobbies Your newest challenge is driving me nuts.
I have pieces of a good solution, but also pieces of crap.
 
 
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7:25 AM
@BrainSteel there is a < after the -, and that code works fine in bff, you can try it on ideone
i don't know how ??? works, but maybe the issue is that you need to be able to go the left of the starting cell
@AlexA. ^
 
7:50 AM
How do you say ????
 
uhhhhhhhhhh....
 
8:11 AM
i've never had to say it out loud
 
8:21 AM
@Sp3000 by now I have like 10 versions of 23-byte ><> hello words but I couldn't find a 22 long
 
What do people think about announcing a closing date for the quiz? I feel like we're reaching a point where cops become safe because the robbers are starting to lose interest.
 
How long has it been?
*Since it started
Oh wow, 12 days. I say close it after 14 days
 
@randomra I'll be very impressed if you get 22 - I can't really see how it could be possible
 
8:37 AM
@Sp3000 @Dennis @ProgramFOX you being most active on the quiz, what do you think about closing the quiz for cops early next week?
 
That looks good to me.
 
I don't mind, I'm kinda over the quiz already (it's tiring :P)
 
^ yeah that's exactly what I thought
we might want to figure out a solution to that at some point
 
Also HW :P
 
Ideas that I used (and only made other 23s yet):
only 1 qoute
ASCII NULL termiated string with char check intead of length
no jump but cycling eg. with 'hello[NULL]'r:?!;or
using some part of the string for code, eg. jump to run `rld!"`, `d` can even used for jump if you are lucky, but this is far-fetched
a 1-quote version is ':?!;o00.[NULL]olleh
 
8:48 AM
Do Hello Worlds have to terminate?
 
@feersum I think yes, and not produce error on STDERR
 
Whre does it say in the rules to terminate?
@MartinBüttner ^
 
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A: Do programs have to terminate?

Sp3000Submissions should always terminate by default Personally, I think this is just the neater option, simple as that. If we allow non-terminating submissions, then it'll just feel like a "hidden rule" to new users.

 
@MartinBüttner I mean in your HW challenge
 
that's the default
as there is no explicit rule in the challenge, it holds for HW as well
 
8:54 AM
Your very own answer to that question, meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/4783/30688, has a better up-to-downvote ratio and says it doesn't have to terminate
 
it has a much lower score though
 
@feersum problem solved (I voted)
 
What are the chances... There's another person from North Wales on PCG :D
He lives very close to me too
 
9:20 AM
So @BetaDecay, not so close anymore in that Hello world challenge are we? :p
 
9:30 AM
mod pizza eh?
 
@Fatalize I'll be back ;)
 
@AlexA. I'm offended
 
@aditsu Why I'm not 5k :P
There was a massive gap in the middle of nothing
 
9:46 AM
January, @BetaDecay is like "oh shit maybe I hsould start working"
 
@Fatalize Haha kinda. I stopped just before the Christmas exams and started again at the beginning of the summer holidays
 
grc
@MartinBüttner can the leaderboard snippet be changed to use the api over https? AFAIK it will still work for http users, but no longer get blocked for https users.
 
uh sure, feel free to change it. or I'll have a look later
 
grc
I'll leave it - I don't want to break anything
 
Again, my snippet is a CW and I've already implemented it, so feel free to edit
 
grc
10:04 AM
@BetaDecay I've edited this
it seems to work, but meta does funny things with https
 
Yeah... I get the untrusted screen when I try with Firefox
 
0
Q: Golfing Inform 7

curiousdanniiInform 7 is a language for creating interactive fiction whose syntax approximates natural language. It is so verbose that it will almost never be a good choice for golfing, but its verbosity is its own challenge, and it can still be fun to enter it in some challenges, such as the recent Hello, Wo...

 
^^ I thought that might come up sooner or later XD
 
10:51 AM
We need a list of golfing libraries because I've never heard of them or seen one used on PCG
 
They exist?
I suppose you could i.e. wrap print in Python to be p(str)
 
If you're going to make a golfing library in Python, why not just go straight for Pyth?
 
Exactly
That's what I was thinking
 
11:27 AM
-1
Q: Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini

Mubashir SohailCharging Problem in my Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini recently i had bought a new brand charger yet facing same condition. How to fix it?

 
12:00 PM
0
A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

muddyfishI'm not the language you're looking for! code-golf Isn't it annoying when you find a piece of code and you don't know what language it was written it? This challenge attempts to somewhat solve this. Challenge You will have to write a program that when run in two different languages, will outp...

 

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