So I'd like a reversed version of this, transforming the cubie-scheme to the Cubically-scheme. I don't think it's different enough for a separate challenge, and people don't like reversed challenges (see this versus the reversed challenge).
What should I do? Should I add some bonuses or something if an answer contains two programs, one transforming Cubically-scheme to cubie-scheme? Or just make another challenge?
Summary:
Your program will be given a natural number X as input. Your program must output the smallest number for which all integers from 1 to X is divisible by the number. (Basically LCM(1, 2, ..., X-1, X))
Rules:
The input will always be a natural number (Integer greater than 0).
Your progr...
Take a square matrix containing positive integers as input, and calculate the "rotated sum" of the matrix.
Rotated sum:
Take the sum of the original matrix and the same matrix rotated 90, 180 and 270 degrees.
Suppose the matrix is:
2 5 8
3 12 8
6 6 10
then the rotated sum...
Also I would need something like .u...3 and perhaps even Q at the end. Additionally, I'd have to use N instead of implicit variable, so my answer would become ~13 bytes
Comparing Lists Based on their Maximum
Given two different lists of numbers (not necessarily integers), return the list that has the highest maximum (e.g. [4, 2], [3, 3, 1] -> [4, 2]).
If they both have the same maximum, return the list that contains more instances of this maximum (e.g. [4, 4, ...
Write a function or program that, when given a list of names, outputs or returns a list where duplicates of given names have a unique shortened version of their surname.
Input:
A list of names, where a name is defined by a given name and a last name separated by a space. Names are non-empty st...
Will definitely keep that trick in mind, you should perhaps post it to "Tips for golfing in Python". Although it is quite specific, it can be really helpful when performing a task n times
If I put a character-cutting suggestion on someone elses' answer and they don't adapt it after a reasonable timespan (e.g. a week) is it fine for me to outgolf them even when my answer's difference is that minimal?
@cairdcoinheringaahing from the linked's discussion's linked discussion: "Maybe Luis wouldn't have solved the challenge at all if it wasn't for my post" I think this is exactly why I don't like posting code that uses almost identical approaches that someone else uses, since I probably wouldn't have the motivation to try any challenge at all if I already see code in my language submitted.
> Write a program in any language that, given input in a suitable format, outputs whether or not that input is a valid output from the C program above.
The "representaton" of a type is the seqence of bytes that makes up the type in memory. So for example, on my machine, (little-endian, with 32-bit int) the integer 12345 has the (decimal) representation 57,48,0,0. On a big-endian machine, it would be 0,0,48,57.
The C programming language allows ...
I do love reading through Dennis' more impressive Jelly answers (like that one or this one), just to experience the "Oh. My. God. How on earth does that work???" :P
Pain-Flak, 152 bytes
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This is a trivial modification of @HeebyJeebyMan's “Hello, World!” in Brain-Flak. They also discovered a slightly differ...
@wizzwizz4 I've had problems with the keyboard language order affecting language is some apps, but past that (I've set the top 2 keyboard layouts to English (regular & APL)), not much more.
I can see it both ways, which is why I asked. Pro: it's always good to get feedback. Con: it's not a challenge, and there's no spec to be ironed out. I'm trying to do X, here's my best attempt, is there something shorter?
@wizzwizz4 That would be language-specific challenges, which are different.
The distinction is between questions that ask for golfing to be done, and questions that ask about golfing.
Now, there is a fine line between a "help-me-golf-this" tips question and a language-specific challenge, but one difference is that a HMGT question must show what the OP has already tried.
Summary:
Your program will be given a natural number X as input. Your program must output the smallest number for which all integers from 1 to X is divisible by the number. (Basically LCM(1, 2, ..., X-1, X))
Rules:
The input will always be a natural number (Integer greater than 0).
Your progr...
Take a square matrix containing positive integers as input, and calculate the "rotated sum" of the matrix.
Rotated sum:
Take the sum of the original matrix and the same matrix rotated 90, 180 and 270 degrees.
Suppose the matrix is:
2 5 8
3 12 8
6 6 10
then the rotated sum...
Comparing Lists Based on their Maximum
Given two different lists of numbers (not necessarily integers), return the list that has the highest maximum (e.g. [4, 2], [3, 3, 1] -> [4, 2]).
If they both have the same maximum, return the list that contains more instances of this maximum (e.g. [4, 4, ...
Write a function or program that, when given a list of names, outputs or returns a list where duplicates of given names have a unique shortened version of their surname.
Input:
A list of names, where a name is defined by a given name and a last name separated by a space. Names are non-empty st...
Pain-Flak, 152 bytes
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This is a trivial modification of @HeebyJeebyMan's “Hello, World!” in Brain-Flak. They also discovered a slightly differ...
