Introduction
All these snakes everywhere! I've had enough, and have decided that I much prefer camels. Therefore, I want you to convert my snakes to camels for me.
Challenge
Turn any snake_case string into a camelCase string.
Capitals should be returned to lowercase before the conversion occu...
1, so I want to plot a graph about the mean NDVI value during a time period (8 dates were chosen from 2019-05 to 2019-10) of my study site (named RB1).
2, Now I have the sentinel2 raster data (Red and NIR band) downloaded from ESA, and have extracted them based on the study site polygon:
c_ext...
CMC: Given an integer, return the number of syllables required using aviation pronunciation if the digits are read out separately without thousands or hundreds. 0, 4 and 9 have two syllables in aviation pronunciation.
There's nothing quite like filling out an ESTA application to realize how woefully inadequate your social media is for the eyes of a (sic) highly trained US customs agent.
I had an idea for how to make a code golf challenge where all languages are equally competitive, so Python solutions can compete against Pyth solutions, for instance.
Use a specific code-challenge scoring rule
One could use a code-challenge scoring rule, that combines some measure of the inherent golfiness of the language with the code length on this specific challenge.
For instance, one might say that the inherent golfiness of a language is the (geometric) ...
I have an idea for a challenge on golf stackexchange. I would like to post it. however I feel like i might be missing some points / details and will get downvoted (this is my first question here). Is there some tips for newbie ?
@tigrou post first in the sandbox for a couple days (and as extra tips, post in chat with sandbox link once you're about to post it for last-minute feedback, and post in a time you'll be available for some time in case extra questions arise)
@tigrou I recommend leaving a challenge in the Sandbox for a week. And as dzaima said, be prepared to "babysit" your challenge for at least 3 hours upon posting the finished challenge.
@tigrou Indeed. You've only written 9 answers until now. I recommend answering a few more, to get more of feeling for what constitutes a good challenge, before making your own challenges. Of course, you can create a sandbox post now, so you don't forget your idea…
Can Alice win the game?
The game's rules are as follows. First, a finite set of positive integers \$X\$ is defined. Then, Alice and Bob take turns choosing positive integers, with Alice going first. Each integer must be strictly less than the previous one, and the game ends when one of the playe...
Create a block maze solver AI
A block maze is a maze in which goal is to complete a pathway by
adding blocks.
It starts like this :
@..x.
x...x
..xxx
.x...
.x..@
x is a block (which can be crossed)
. is empty space (which cannot be crossed)
The goal is to connect the top left/bottom r...
@isaacg Idea that is close to your description. Trunctuate decimals, not round decimals, where no languages have built-ins. (Even Jelly doesn't have a built-in quite like it.)
Introduction
All these snakes everywhere! I've had enough, and have decided that I much prefer camels. Therefore, I want you to convert my snakes to camels for me.
Challenge
Turn any snake_case string into a camelCase string.
Capitals should be returned to lowercase before the conversion occu...
1, so I want to plot a graph about the mean NDVI value during a time period (8 dates were chosen from 2019-05 to 2019-10) of my study site (named RB1).
2, Now I have the sentinel2 raster data (Red and NIR band) downloaded from ESA, and have extracted them based on the study site polygon:
c_ext...
Use a specific code-challenge scoring rule
One could use a code-challenge scoring rule, that combines some measure of the inherent golfiness of the language with the code length on this specific challenge.
For instance, one might say that the inherent golfiness of a language is the (geometric) ...
Create a block maze solver AI
A block maze is a maze in which goal is to complete a pathway by
adding blocks.
It starts like this :
@..x.
x...x
..xxx
.x...
.x..@
x is a block (which can be crossed)
. is empty space (which cannot be crossed)
The goal is to connect the top left/bottom r...
