I really don't think that's really what's causing the posts.
I've never seen somebody say "But it's a puzzle!" when trying to post their homework. (Not to say it's never happened). Most people see the word "Programming" and "Code" and decide it's a place to post programming stuff
Given an input array having minimum length 2 and maximum length 9 having any initial values output an array having length 2 consisting of the 1-based indexes of the array represented as either an integer or string in forward and reverse order.
Test cases
Input -> Output
["a","e","i","o","u"] ->...
@ShieruAsakoto On SO they seem to be very happy with homework questions, at least according to the two moderators I spoke to once who said that was part of the point of SO
(anyway, the way to formulate this problem as a SAT problem: For each element in the set of sums, it's either the sum of a prefix, or it's not - that way we can create n boolean variables. For each element, if it's not the sum of a prefix then it's the difference between two prefix sums -- which creates the restriction. Besides, there are exactly n non-zero prefix sums.)
CMC: Given a representation of a non-negative integer, output the vi command that takes the least amount of typing to move that number of characters to the right. In particular, 0 should output the empty string, 1 a single l, 2 a double l, and all powers of 10 should output a row of 9s followed by a double l. Everything else just concatenates the l.
@ShieruAsakoto as a high-level comment: I think you are really going to struggle to get submissions. It's taken me several reads to get a decent overview (I still don't understand the equations).
but, if you are ok with getting 0-5 submissions total, then that's fine
I've got lastpass, but with 2FA, there are often backup codes in case you lose your device
I do not want to put those backup codes in Lastpass, because then 2FA means nothing: If they can get into my lastpass account, they have both forms of 2FA
@NathanMerrill Personally I try to use YubiKey for everything and I also try to have my backup be the google authenticator app or something rather than random codes. I realize not all services support this but in general a real "second factor" is probably better if you have the option
So, I want 2FA: Lastpass is the first factor. My phone is the second factor. The backup codes are there in case the second factor doesn't work. So, if I lose my phone, and they were stored on my phone, then it's a useless backup
So, yeah, I'm not worried about the security of Notes (unless it is synced online), but it doesn't work for backup codes
say$_ x(31&ord)for AWSALILAND=~/./g
The code above is created using an older version of Perl v5.010.
The code can only be run using the online code running platforms if the version is declared. For example: (use 5.010; say$_ x(31&ord)for AWSALILAND=~/./g) would run this code correctly.
your t...
nope. My phone is always on me, and I've never had battery issues with it :)
And even if the battery was dead, I generally always have a USB cable nearby
That being said, I could easily see how this is an issue for others: I don't regularly travel, my life is "boring": I leave for work at the same time and get home at the same time, and have habitualized everything
And it was an issue for me, for example, while I was attending University
I had "lost" my phone 3-4 times, only to find it a week later
I don't know Brain-flak, but wouldn't it be something like push each digit, then pop and multiply by 10*whatever where the "whatever" is incremented starting from 0?
@dzaima on wait no IntelliJ is to blame there, Sl is just equal to this, so Sl.Sp sets Sp
@J.Sallé see, no reason to blame java :p (though I'm very surprised IntelliJ didn't catch that; Probably because without any usage the two are always equal :|)
It pops it and then pushes it right back. You probably want something like ({}{}) to add the TOS to the one under it, or ({}<>{})<> where that adds to the top of the other stack
@DJMcSpookem Speaking of which, I introduced Brainflak to someone at my school today. They're now trying to make an interpreter on their calculator ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I have the following question related to my subject:
I wish to commence a development of basic OS kernel .
What is most inexpensive Language i could use for this particular purpose?
Any suggestions or recommendations i should take into account?
My aim is to create PoC of basic operating syst...
say$_ x(31&ord)for AWSALILAND=~/./g
The code above is created using an older version of Perl v5.010.
The code can only be run using the online code running platforms if the version is declared. For example: (use 5.010; say$_ x(31&ord)for AWSALILAND=~/./g) would run this code correctly.
your t...
I have the following question related to my subject:
I wish to commence a development of basic OS kernel .
What is most inexpensive Language i could use for this particular purpose?
Any suggestions or recommendations i should take into account?
My aim is to create PoC of basic operating syst...
