Lonely Primes
code-golf primes
I know, I know, yet another primes challenge...
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A lonely (or isolated) prime is a prime number p such that p-2, p+2, p-4, p+4 ... p-2k, p+2k for some k are all composite. We call such a prime a kth-times-isolated prime.
For example, a 5th-times-isolated...
PCRE allows nesting & definition groups (even if you can create them in any other flavour with {0}), it's so advanced I even made a full programming language parser with a kind of an advanced syntax in it
Your task is to output the exact string
The Jabberwocky
without taking input.
Of course there is a catch, it wouldn't be fun without a catch. Your program, when stripped of non-alphabetic characters and must start the poem The Jabberwocky (case insensitive).
Here is the text for reference:
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Is there a way to see what other binaries an executable calls, and with what command line arguments and input? On Linux, preferably Ubuntu but any will work.
@labela--gotoa You say there are only 4 chars in the language, but there are really 5 if you include space. I had no idea what r and R were for until you just told me.
yes, everything is ignored except the regex [rReE]
and there are undocumented comments that start with # and end with the line
> Pepe is a programming language based on an outdated meme*, which uses only 4 characters: r, e, R, E. Others are ignored. Also, it's preffered to separate commands with a space
Actually the first 4 paragraph tell everything about the syntax. I could clarify them a bit, but I think it is already enough for understanding
and until we stopped using the other heap of trash (sharepoint), I did log my timesheets in IE, but besides those 2 things, I avoid it like the plague.
It's not so accurate for me, I use it for downloading Chrome, and sometimes drivers for my graphics card if Windows screws something and Chrome is yet installing
Your task is to output the exact string
The Jabberwocky
without taking input.
Of course there is a catch, it wouldn't be fun without a catch. Your program, when stripped of non-alphabetic characters, must start the poem The Jabberwocky (case insensitive).
Here is the text for reference:
tw...
I'm downvoting this post because it doesn't answer the challenge. As far as I can tell, you should include the poem in the code. This does not. — caird coinheringaahing31 secs ago
Hey there, guys. So, I'm trying to golf a representation of 52 playing cards. You can get it down to around 249 bits for the full deck, but is it possible to get this even lower?
If you use an embedded board to program an RFID tag that's then printed onto playing card decks to verify the authenticity of the brand, i.e that's it's not a knockoff, the problem is few manufacturers are interested in such an idea
And finding cheap RFID tags at scale can be a problem if you want to optimize supply chain costs, basically, if you purchase a deck of cards at a local store for a few bucks, there's a lot of calculations that are made in order to choose that price
@BufferOverRead Since the manufacturer has to make a profit, I mean.
The best answer in Jelly is going to be a compressed literal, even if you tried to work around the poem. Downvoting a 'baseline' could be considered ok, but downvoting the best score possible in a language just doesn't make sense
All answers are (IMO) going to be in languages where letters can be avoided or the poem's going to be stuck around comments. I agree that one answer like that is nice, but not 10. Xcoder has a point though, so I'll just leave my answer there and drop a downvote on the challenge
@WheatWizard The thought process took less than 15 seconds. Do I know any languages that don't need alphabeticals for printing? Just Ruby. Oh hey, Ruby has comments.
@WheatWizard Your program doesn't match the string given in the challenge. The program's string ends in joy, while the string you gave in the challenge ends in grabe
hey, if anyone remembers Broccoli from the first episode of the PPCG Podcast™, I'm looking for some people to help with it. join the #broccoli channel on the podcast Discord server for more info discord.gg/ekPzWFF
CMM: I added a shortened version of Pepe; made mostly for short urls, but would it be appropriate to use it as an alternative version of the language, for golfing?
can it compete?
example where rEeEEEEeEEREeEEeeeeErEErEeEEeeeeerEEEeREEreeeEeeeeerEEEEEReereReeeReeEREEEEEree becomes zpgZopz7zoozuZ7zfjz1sZ4z2Z8Z9Z1sz4
@DJMcMayhem Thanks! Saw it the other day. Amazing indeed. @flawr posted it in the Matlab room, and then linked a walk-through video of the song by the same guitarist. I intend to give my guitar and delay effect some use this weekend :-D
I'm attempting to create a function over multiple lines. Parameters of the challenge: function returns 'barbarian', only 2 characters per line, 40 lines maximum. I keep trying to use a fat arrow to declare my function, but fat arrows don't seem to work if you don't have them connected.
My curren...
Lonely Primes
code-golf primes
I know, I know, yet another primes challenge...
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A lonely (or isolated) prime is a prime number p such that p-2, p+2, p-4, p+4 ... p-2k, p+2k for some k are all composite. We call such a prime a kth-times-isolated prime.
For example, a 5th-times-isolated...
Your task is to output the exact string
The Jabberwocky
without taking input.
Of course there is a catch, it wouldn't be fun without a catch. Your program, when stripped of non-alphabetic characters and must start the poem The Jabberwocky (case insensitive).
Here is the text for reference:
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