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Wasif

10:09

Is there any built-in for character array?

A username

No, but you (mostly) shouldn't need it.

Wasif

I need it

Very badly

vS or vI dosent seem to work

A username

ƛ⅛;¾ does the job, as long as the global array is empty

Wasif

I'll use it until a built-in for it is released

A username

What are you using that needs an array instead of string?

Wasif

10:13

Exponent each digit in number with the number of digits in that number

I actually meant character lists

Arrays and lists are quite same

A username

Same thing

Here you go

Wasif

Thx

I suggest you to solve this challenge: codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/15244/…

A username

Losing to 05AB1E :(

1 hour later…

lyxal

11:31

@Wasif you mean turning 123 into [1, 2, 3]?

f

@Ausername f

A username

Oops

lyxal

Takes it to 5 bytes, hence winning

A username

Oh yes

Will do

Wait why 5?

lyxal

Sshhhhhh

Ignore the fact I counted wrong :p

A username

Ok.

lyxal

11:43

you don't need the flag either

A username

Cool

lyxal

Alternate 6 byter

A username

Oh, so that's how ₌ works.

lyxal

Yeah

It applies the two elements as if they had their own stack

A username

Basically :A$B$.

Where A and B are the elements

lyxal

11:46

Pretty much

Except it also works with dyads too

3 4 =+d > 7, 8

A username

Cool

I feel like I can golf several of my answers a bit with that but I can't be bothered right now.

lyxal

₍ is the same as ₌ but the results are wrapped into a list.

A username

1 min ago, by A username

I feel like I can golf several of my answers a bit with that but I can't be bothered right now.

lyxal

Just thought I'd let you know

A username

I did not understand these before, but now I do, so thanks!

I've made a bit of progress on this - Something like 'khhp' repeated several times, then L and indexing into one of the alphabet strings can get you any character.

The problem is, no way to iterate.

lyxal

12:24

Could J help for string concatenation?

lyxal

12:40

Ight who's been running memory heavy programs?

I know someone has been because pythonanywhere emails me every time a process is killed because ram

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