@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ a bootloader is a thing that goes into the master boot record (a thing the computer uses to figure out what to boot). and boots the kernel (the basic part of the SO).
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@flawr ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ SEDE uses Transact-SQL, which may or may not have that function. All I know is that datepart(year, ...) will get you what you're looking for.
@AlexA. Don't worry, I just don't have the patience anymore at that time of the day. Spent too much time trying to get some c++ stuff to work over the last few days=)
Infinite Hexagony Loops
In this challenge, we will be determining whether or not a restricted-source hexagony program terminates or loops forever.
Input
A hexagony program that contains only the
"Flow Control" characters: / | _ | > <
the no-op character: .
the program terminate character: ...
I needed a string of all ASCII characters from ! to ~. Writing a Python script to print those would take a couple of seconds, but in CJam it's super easy '~),
Objective
Your goal is to make a program that is a combination of a Hello, world! program, a cat program, and a quine. If you don't already know, a Hello, world! program is a program that prints out Hello, world!, a cat program is a program that copies it's input verbatim to it's output, and a q...
@Lynn I find that ridiculous. I remember my peers doing that in college. You're not going to absorb anything you're being taught if you don't write it down!