Merge Sort
In this challenge, you will implement the merge subroutine of merge sort. Specifically, you must create a function or program or verb or similar which takes two lists, each sorted in increasing order, and combines them into one list sorted in increasing order.
Requirements:
- Your a...
In the card game Magic: the Gathering there are five different colours, which represent loose affiliations of cards, White (W), Blue (U), Black (B), Red (R) and Green (G). These are often arranged in a pentagon as follows:
W
G U
R B
Both in the lore of MtG as well as in many card mechanic...
Dyalog's APL team is looking to hire, and we are more interested in golfers than regular programmers, as the former are more likely to have the right mindset.
Since codegolf.stackexchange.com/jobs doesn't exist, could it be created?
Make a Jewel
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March 13 is recognized as National Jewel Day, which is the theme of this challenge. So, given an integer n where n is greater than 0, create an ASCII jewel. For example:
n = 1 n = 2 n = 3
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This challenge is to code golf a program that proves that the next number in a pattern is 42 based on the website Actually it's 42.
In your program, the user inputs a pattern of numbers and it has to output the equation that proves that the next number is 42.
For example, the user inputs the pa...
Caps Lock is a button on a computer keyboard that, when pressed, causes all letters to be generated in capitals until deactivated. It is located in the position of a similar Shift lock key (and sometimes a Ctrl key) found in some other keyboard layouts. It is usually a toggle key: each press reverses its action.
Exactly what Caps Lock does depends on the operating system and driver, and the keyboard layout implemented. On non-IBM PC-compatible computers it may also depend on the keyboard hardware. Usually the effect is the same as pressing keys with the shift key depressed; letters are capitalised...
