Basically, I have a really weird strategy that definitely should not work but it surpriringly does. But then the really big scary boss thingies came in in huge waves and I died.
@emanresuA i think like five years ago my half cousin may have played it during a dinner gathering but i know actually nothing beyond the basic premise of static defenses against linear waves of enemies
Directed Acyclic Word Graph
A directed acyclic word graph (DAWG) is a data structure that represents a set of strings, often used as a compact way to store a dictionary.
Each word starts from the source node and ends at the sink node. In between the source and sink is a network of nodes, connecte...
I'm going to try to sneak some canned cat food to him, if I see him alive again. Chances are he's sick with something like kidney failure and going to die anyway, but I've heard starving is an especially awful way to go out
No. I'm saying that people upvote challenges they think are interesting and unique. A challenge directly copied from another site is the exact opposite of that.
But changing the output format is a pretty minor change. I think people care more about the fact that wording was copied, and that it seems like it's intended as a very low effort way to get rep (not at all saying that's what you're doing, but it's what I could imagine people seeing it as)
No, specifically on this site, outputting a formatted string is much harder (and generally adds unnecessary complexity) than outputting a number, period
Challenge writing takes a lot of practice, I totally get wanting to use outside challenges as inspiration. I think people just want to see more of what you write rather than other people.
@DialFrost and that's why writing challenges is hard. You have to expect what people will come up (to some degree, at least) and check what kind of output requires/allows what kind of algorithms and approaches and what would work best
i found a meta post (but its a while back) that says (at least how i understand it) copying stuff is ok as long as credit is properly attributed: codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/684/96039
Given a volume level V in the range 1-10. Your program should draw the following ASCII art.
When V=1:
\
|
/
When V=2:
\
\ |
| |
/ |
/
When V=3:
\
\ |
\ | |
| | |
/ | |
/ |
/
And etc. Trailing spaces are allowed.
This is a code-golf challenge so the shortest solution wi...
@cairdcoinheringaahing What do you mean by "ignore"? The challenge already says "You may choose whether to include the empty string as a possible output"
@cairdcoinheringaahing because I replied to a deleted message; I think you'd already deleted it when I replied
> Usually when you see a language having very concise code, you would either expect it to be 1) very hard to learn or 2) have a lot of abundant built-ins. Keg is a wonderful exception; check it out!
ok bruh i posted a python answer like an hour ago just to see how badly i would do, turns out ppl managed to cut my code down to 50% of its original length...
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