> What if the letter difference brings the letter out of the alphabet? Like ZEN, for example. Z shifted by 1 is... A? ( as a side note, the 05AB1E answer turns Z into A)
In this challenge, your task is to write a program which takes a URL and a number. It will then follow every link on the URL given down to a certain "depth" (i.e. that many links followed.) For each page it encounters, it will output that page's URL to stdout.
I don't have any real URLs for thi...
So... uh... this is a bit embarrassing. But we don't have a plain "Hello, World!" challenge yet (despite having 35 variants tagged with hello-world, and counting). While this is not the most interesting code golf in the common languages, finding the shortest solution in certain esolangs can be a ...
please, "ninja'd" should be restricted to when you actually post the message a split second later than somebody else posting the same message, and then you are the one who is ninja'd
Description
A Caesar Shift is a very simple monoalphabetic cipher where each letter gets replaced by the one after it in the alphabet. Example:
Hello world! -> IFMMP XPSME!
As you can see, spacing and punctuation remain unattuned. However, to prevent guessing the message, all letters are capi...
@cairdcoinheringaahing If memes are enough to make you want to considering replacing a moderator, you need to seriously reconsider the way you think of this site.
C++, 339 bytes
This uses CImg, and it can take files in other formats, too. The result is displayed in a window.
#include<CImg.h>
using namespace cimg_library;
int main(int g,char** v){CImg<unsigned char> f(v[1]),b(v[2]);for(int c=0;c<f.width();c++){for(int r=0;r<f.height();r++){if((f(c,r)==0)&&...
@cairdcoinheringaahing Mod elections happen when a moderator steps down or the mods ask for an additional moderator. You won't get rid of me this easily.
@Dennis Thanks! Gonna need to pick you brain a little bit on the TryItOnquine sandbox challenge. Specifically, where in the repo the link generation is located.
CMC: given a positive integer, n (> 0) and radius r, output the coordinates for n points equally distributed among a circumference of a circle with radius r
Drunk Uncle (sorry M.E. and AUS for region lock) is a fictional character from Saturday Night Live. He often confuses words for others that sound like them. For this challenge you need to convert normal speech into drunkspeak.
Algorithm
Translating to drunkspeak requires swapping the order of w...
@Mr.Xcoder while I agree that gender equality is a good thing and that people shouldn't assume genders, his github profile shows that he is a guy. So it should be He
Let's not get into this discussion. Either is fine, if you know the person's gender, good for you, if not, you can use "they" even if it's "grammatically correct". Discussion over.
@totallyhuman I'd suggest having unclosed strings need the ending quote not the starting one - pushing and using a string could be way more useful than pushing a string at the end of the program and being able to do nothing much with it
@cairdcoinheringaahing You don't know what situation a person may be in so I don't think you're in the place to generalise what mods should/shouldn't do.
@cairdcoinheringaahing That's not your decision to make. Mods are simple human beings, and if and when one of us needs a prolonged break to deal with other stuff, it's up to that moderator, the remaining moderators, and their superiors in the SE food chain to decide how to deal with that.
Besides, high rep users are very close to moderators. They have many of the things that moderators can do, and ultimately, you need someone trusted and verified by the community to be able to make the final decisions that ultimately overpower anyone else's decisions.
@totallyhuman I know: make it so that every char in strings need to be escaped, that way you don't need opening or closing quotes, so "Hello, World" becomes \H\e\l\l\o\ \W\o\r\l\d
For stack-based I would allow omitting the start quote over the end quote. It's much more likely that you would have a string at the start and do some work with it than just a string literal at the end
CMC: Given a String, interchange the beginnings and the endings of the words (a word is a run of letters, separated by spaces). You won't receive any punctuation
Because (using regular quotes here because it's easier to type) \" is a literal quote character, \\" is a backslash at the end of a string, and \\\" is a backslash followed by a quote. I saw no sensible way I could deal with that through regex
Although I'm fairly new to PPCG, I had this nice idea for a cops-and-robbers game. Although it may take some time to read the suggestion, please take some time to improve the challenge as I have zero experience with this! Thank you.
Description:
Professor Propster is a strange guy. Ideed, he's ...
How high can you count?
code-challenge
Challenge
In 500 bytes (or fewer) write a program that outputs a list of the English word forms of as many consecutive integers greater than zero as you can.
For example, score 6:
one two three four five six
Example submission (hopefully you can do be...