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Introduction
Every number can be represented as ASCII. For example, \$0\$ comes in ASCII is \$48\$, \$1\$ is \$49\$, and so on. Using this method of translating numbers to other numbers, it is possible to infinitely expand a number, by replacing all its digits with their ASCII values and doing t...
This code produces the "path" to spell out a word in an alphabet of a certain width. For example, with width of 4, the alphabet is like so
a b c d
e f g h
i j k l
m n o p
q r s t
u v w x
y z
and to spell "dog" the path produced (starting from a) is
R R R ! L D D D ! U U ! where ! is to select...
Back again, stealing another question from stackoverflow.
You are given a list of integers >= 0. Generate in order square 1-matrices where the side length is given by the list entry of the current index and fill the rest with 0s.
So given a list 2,4,1,3 print this to stdout:
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ...
Shifted Alphabet Spelling
(based on this deleted question)
Take the English alphabet a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z, and split it into chunks of X width, padding any leftover lines with spaces if necessary for your language. For example, splitting it into width 4 results in...
ASCII Sum of your code
Encoding is nice, adding things is also nice. Let's do both !
Your task will be to create a program that read itself, convert every of its character into ASCII values and return the sum of those numbers.
Example
Let's say your program is Hello, world !. Convert every ch...
