A typo is said to have occurred if:
A character is missing.
A character is extra.
A character is replaced with another wrong character.
For the purpose of this challenge, only lowercase characters and spaces are used.
Input will be a dictionary of words, followed by one line of input. You ne...
HOW TO DRAW THIS ON MATLAB?
i want the code
Classify that number!
Your job is to classify a number as a Fionacci, Lucas, Prime or a Perfect number. Input can come through command line args or through user input. The output should be in this format:
[number] is a [comma sep list of all seqs this number is a part of] number
(Note that no...
Why a Simulator?
Kids these days don't have the time nor the ambition to actually go and stack boxes on the see-saw or play around with balancing physical objects. This leaves lots of room in the software market for a Lever Simulator which will, according to my models, sell like mad!
Programmin...
These days, I watched on TV a Gay Pride parade; at the time, I was thinking about quines and how they're a bit queer, outputting themselves (out of the closet?) and, well, why not combine both things into a Quine Pride Parade?
The challenge is to write a program that:
Is a quine;
Affirms its ...
Vitsy, 0 Bytes
Seriously ain't got nothin' on me. (@Mego I'm so sorry. ;))
Try it online! (Just hit "Run")
import sys
if len(sys.argv)!=2:
print 'Usage: golfer.py <file>'
exit(1)
filename = sys.argv[1]
code = []
with open(filename, 'r') as f:
for line in f.read().splitlines():
code.append(line)
instructions = ('XYPBCT'
'><v^[]{}'
'0123456789'
'+-%/*()'
'ctbw!=')
golfed = ''
for line in code:
golfed += ''.join(c for c in line.split('#')[0] if c in instructions)
new_name = filename.split('.')[0] + '-golfed.pb'
with open(new_name, 'w') as f:
f.write(golfed)
print """# [pb](https://esolangs.org/wiki/pb), {} bytes
{}
~~explanation goes here~~
**Ungolfed:**
""".format(len(golfed), golfed)
for line in code:
print ' ' + line
Unary, 109,700,689,123,880,793,751,483,665,383,781,675,730,387,604,429,204,978,112,223,950,724,553,435,005,885,707,908,578,678,850,861,879,910,670,154,149,244,112,969,597,673,955,700,447,838,276,456,862,280,889,656,901,703,351,515,963,083,297,978,322,224,548,248,606,910,210,200,102,145,647,654,53...
Submissions should always terminate by default
Personally, I think this is just the neater option, simple as that. If we allow non-terminating submissions, then it'll just feel like a "hidden rule" to new users.
