The WTFPL (Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License) is a permissive copyright license, most commonly used as a permissive free software license. It is essentially no different from dedication to the public domain. The original Version 1.0 license, released March 2000, was written by Banlu Kemiyatorn who used it for Window Maker artwork. Sam Hocevar, a French programmer who was the Debian project leader from 17 April 2007 to 16 April 2008, wrote version 2.0. It allows for redistribution and modification of the software under any terms – licensees are encouraged to "do what the fuck [they] want...
You're going to replicate the 90's cup holder joke software.
Here's what's it did, and you have to do:
Display the message Do you need a cup holder?
If the user confirms, enter an infinite loop that keeps opening the CDROM drive.
If the user doesn't confirm, silently exit.
You may display t...
Task:
Create a program that will open the CD drive of your computer. You may use any language/command except Bash's eject command.
Rules:
Any language is accepted.
This is a popularity-contest, so the most upvoted answer wins.
Your Challenge:
For a golf Course Of Inputted 'n' length to hole where:
'n' is a whole number and a multiple of 5 between 150 and 500
and
1 integer in code = 1 metre
You must calculate the least amount of swings it can be completed in using a combination of clubs and ranges.
Here is a v...15
If you haven't played golf before, here's a list of golf-related terms I use in this question
Shot, also called a stroke: Every time the ball is hit, this is a shot.
Hole: A golf course is split into holes, in which the goal is to hit a ball from one designated location to another in as few sho...
I know, the title cracks you up
Given an amount of money (less than 1) output the fewest number of coins make up that amount
Examples
0.1
1 dime
0.01
1 penny
0.28
1 quarter 3 penny
0.56
2 quarter 1 nickel 1 penny
1.43
5 quarter 1 dime 1 nickel 3 penny
Spec
100 cents in a dollar.
The ...
Vimscript, 44 bytes
while 1
echo strftime("%T")
sleep 1
endwhile
Run like so:
vim -c ":so FILE"
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