@ConorO'Brien It's a builtin so I'd assume it has no type internally (so they can optimize depending on usage) but I guess the closest equivalent is Pattern (regex)?
@ConorO'Brien oh >_> that's what you mean, then it's probably a Pattern
@ConorO'Brien ok so I'm terrible at mathematica so the best I could come up with was StringCases[##, "0x" ~~ Alternatives[Characters["abcdef0123456789"]] ..] & :P
Takes a string as input, outputs a multi-dimensional array like: <program <expression <a + b>> <expression <a = 3>>> (As a drastic over simplification)
How many votes does it take to be a consensus? And what is the vote ratio needed?
The accepted answer will A. Abide by the rules for consensus it answered with and B. Have the most upvotes.
All of printable ascii sits below 0x7F, which is 01111111. The inverse of any printable ascii will always have the 128 flag ticked, so assuming your program is just generic ascii, it will always contain unprintables.
Write a quine that outputs the complement of the source code from the next largest power of two. Here's an example:
IN : source
OUT: \r\x11\x0b\x0e\x1d\x1b
The largest code point in the string "source" is the letter u, which is 117. The next largest power of 2 would be 128, so all the code poi...
yeah but that uses jet engine math textbook is talking about a family going on a trip using their SUV and wants to use quadratics to estimate their average speed to an intermediate stop.
@JonathanAllan: What makes the other challenges I linked different from mine in their description? Both have a good amount of upvotes, and neither specify what you've quoted. Not only those two, but many more, as well. I have no problem adding more information if it's unclear, but from what you've brought up, I can't understand what's unclear.
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@JonathanAllan No I still do not; most of the participants, I think, would understand what I'm saying, but does "A program must consist of some explicit data or code." clear it up for you?
@JonathanAllan I can't read your mind.. Can you at least try to work with me? I've asked several times for you input as to what could make it for clear for you.
@ZachGates The retina answer has no code that says "Perform this action" It just relies on the interpreter doing what it does. That would make Z be valid so long as it produced & - just as I was saying in my comment!
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Help! My device malfunctions and whenever I try to repeat a String, I get a messy results. Instead of repeating the same string N times, it fills a square NxN filled with each of its characters.
For example, given the String "Test" and the number 2, instead of "TestTest", I get:
TT
TT
ee
ee
ss
...
Also, there are only two functions that aren't explained in that program, i and x, x just defaults to the string "x", and i gets the reverse of a string (In this case)
For example, to set a to 1, you'd need to do 1"a"= (Or 1`a=), then you can retrieve it again just by calling a. But as x defaults to pushing the string x, you can use 1x= and then retrieve it later with just x.
Perhaps there's an assumption about how RProgN2 handles variable assignments in general that's not the case. RProgN2's map of commands is also it's variable space, in order to store a variable, one must do so by setting one of these commands to that variable, which is done by =. = takes two arguments, a variable, and a string, and sets the command that string represents to variable. Then, calling that command, will yield the variable.
Because of this, x defaulting to "x" means when you use <var>x=, you then assign x to var for later acessing in 1 less byte than having to specify the string "x" (Which can be done with `x)
if it didn't default to "x" then doing x= would result in assinging to the result of whatever x does, not x itself.
This is probably a flaw of the assignment operator not acting like a quick and effecting the concept, and instead affecting a string at runtime. But meh.
The program should display all the scores on one line and report the average score. Handle input,display and the average calculation with the separate array process I g function.
I'm vertically symmetric, not palindromic!
Background
Inspired by I'm a palindrome. Are you?, where it is presented the shocking fact that “()() is not a palindrome, but ())(”, I asked myself what instead is ()() and the answer is simply: it is a string with vertical simmetry!
The task
Write ...
Here's a simple one:
Input:
A positive integer N.
Challenge:
Suppose you have a list of integers n = 1, 2 ... N. Output a list of integers, where each number is the maximum power of 2, m, such that 2^m divides each number of n.
Test cases:
1
0
15
0, 1, 0, 2, 0, 1, 0, 3, 0, 1, 0, 2, 0, 1...
@Adám I guess it would depend on your audience? I mean, for most people saying e.g. Arqade, or Programming Puzzles and Code Golf is enough for them to be able to find the website
@ASCII-only That's not going to cut it for my audience I'm afraid. It isn't to allow them to find it, but rather to tell them what I'm talking about. "Judaism" isn't a proper name for the SE site.
Hidden sentences in the license plates
code-golfstringrandom
Introduction:
Inspired by both Perfect License Plates and How many points does my license plate give?
Just like in the challenges above, me and my little brother had a game of our own with license plates as a kid. We try to create s...
How many votes does it take to be a consensus? And what is the vote ratio needed?
The accepted answer will A. Abide by the rules for consensus it answered with and B. Have the most upvotes.
Write a quine that outputs the complement of the source code from the next largest power of two. Here's an example:
IN : source
OUT: \r\x11\x0b\x0e\x1d\x1b
The largest code point in the string "source" is the letter u, which is 117. The next largest power of 2 would be 128, so all the code poi...
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Background, elaborating on my answer here:
There are 3 queues of flags:
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These flags have your name attached to them, let you write a message, and are the only ones to ...
Help! My device malfunctions and whenever I try to repeat a String, I get a messy results. Instead of repeating the same string N times, it fills a square NxN filled with each of its characters.
For example, given the String "Test" and the number 2, instead of "TestTest", I get:
TT
TT
ee
ee
ss
...
The program should display all the scores on one line and report the average score. Handle input,display and the average calculation with the separate array process I g function.
I'm vertically symmetric, not palindromic!
Background
Inspired by I'm a palindrome. Are you?, where it is presented the shocking fact that “()() is not a palindrome, but ())(”, I asked myself what instead is ()() and the answer is simply: it is a string with vertical simmetry!
The task
Write ...
Here's a simple one:
Input:
A positive integer N.
Challenge:
Suppose you have a list of integers n = 1, 2 ... N. Output a list of integers, where each number is the maximum power of 2, m, such that 2^m divides each number of n.
Test cases:
1
0
15
0, 1, 0, 2, 0, 1, 0, 3, 0, 1, 0, 2, 0, 1...
Hidden sentences in the license plates
code-golfstringrandom
Introduction:
Inspired by both Perfect License Plates and How many points does my license plate give?
Just like in the challenges above, me and my little brother had a game of our own with license plates as a kid. We try to create s...
