@cairdcoinheringaahing SOGL has a main one which is terribly outdated and SOGLOnline which is updated but really just a host for the interpreter. I assume both should get linked
@cairdcoinheringaahing SOGL isn't really meant to be learned as it's just horrible :p. At some point when I finally get to it I'll make something like ±SOGL 2 which I'll try to make good docs for
@cairdcoinheringaahing I don't want to give people the ability to learn such a monstrosity, and that becomes a side-effect (but lately there have been very little ascii-art challenges so there's not much rep to gain :/)
I made a simple game with Python/Pygame and now I want to test it on my phone. But I can't find any way to make Python file (or Python exe) an apk file for Android.
My Python file is saved on computer which is using Windows 10 .
I already tried Kivy but it looks like it is for Linux only.
Thanks...
@totallyhuman If (2*n+1)%k gives 0, n%k gives either 0 or (k-1)/2. Since n is prime, n%k cannot give 0, so it suffices to check for the latter case. I'll add a more detailed explanation tomorrow. — Dennis ♦Jul 10 at 7:25
@Pavel It's the only language I know well. I can write passable BATCH file or VBScript, and I can read most C-based or C-derivative languages, provided they're not too obfuscated.
Map this function to pairs of consecutive elements in argv: Subtract first from second and test whether difference = 1 Take the resulting list and fold on AND. Result is true iff all pairwise differences are equal to 1
Write a program or function that draws an ASCII star, given the size of the arms as input.
Here's a star of size 1
_/\_
\ /
|/\|
Here's a star of size 2
/\
__/ \__
\ /
\ /
| /\ |
|/ \|
Here's a star of size 3
/\
/ \
___/ \___
\ /
\ /
\ ...
Your task here will be to implement a function1 that forms a permutation on the positive integers (A bijection from the positive integers onto themselves). This means that each positive integer should appear exactly once in the permutation. The catch is your function should have a larger probab...
Background
You're an attractive code golfer and quite a few people are asking you out.
You don't have time to think about which days exactly you're available, so you decide to create a function the accepts a date and returns the days of that week.
You then take those days of the week, insert i...
Displaying exponent towers in ASCII
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Background
Unlike + and *, the exponentiation operator ^ is not associative. The convention is that ^ is right associative, so that a^(b^c) = a^b^c. Of course, nested exponentials are usually displayed as nested superscripts, whi...
Write a program or function that draws an ASCII star, given the size of the arms as input.
Here's a star of size 1
_/\_
\ /
|/\|
Here's a star of size 2
/\
__/ \__
\ /
\ /
| /\ |
|/ \|
Here's a star of size 3
/\
/ \
___/ \___
\ /
\ /
\ ...
Your task here will be to implement a function1 that forms a permutation on the positive integers (A bijection from the positive integers onto themselves). This means that each positive integer should appear exactly once in the permutation. The catch is your function should have a larger probab...
Background
You're an attractive code golfer and quite a few people are asking you out.
You don't have time to think about which days exactly you're available, so you decide to create a function the accepts a date and returns the days of that week.
You then take those days of the week, insert i...
