In my room, I have this geeky clock (click for full size):
Most of these are not difficult to figure out, but the one for 4-o-clock is particularly tricky:
Normally, a fraction like 1/2 doesn't make sense in modular arithmetic since only integers are involved. The correct way, then, is to s...
I've been thinking for a while that this would be useful, and some recent discussions have strengthened that belief.
There are a number of standard loopholes which experienced question-setters seek to explicitly close. However, inexperienced question-setters may unintentionally leave them open, ...
One of the things many (new?) users forget to specify in code-golf challenges is whether the answers should provide a full program or a function (or even just a snippet). For most such things, we have defaults in the tag wiki (like scoring by bytes), but not for this.
The conclusion in chat was ...
It looks like we have a consensus that we want certain defaults for the format which answers are expected in for code-golf. On that poll, the question arose twice, which input/output formats should be allowed for programs and functions.
So here is another poll. This one works different though. A...
Python 179 bytes
Here is the second "actual" programming language Unicorn interpreter. I call this version of Unicorn "UnicornPy" pronounced as "unicorn pie". I am making this much too official!
s=raw_input()
s=s.replace('🐐','🦄🦄')
s=s.replace('🦄','u')
for i in s:
if i not in "ug ":
...
Python 179 bytes
Here is the second "actual" programming language Unicorn interpreter. I call this version of Unicorn "UnicornPy" pronounced as "unicorn pie". I am making this much too official!
s=raw_input()
s=s.replace('🐐','🦄🦄')
s=s.replace('🦄','u')
for i in s:
if i not in "ug ":
...
