Inspired by this X post.
Write a program or function that takes a string as input and prints or otherwise renders the text with each word in a random color, e.g.:
The input will be a string of printable ASCII characters.
For our purposes a word is a contiguous sequence of non-whitespace charac...
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Bash + tar, 1186 bytes
echo "H4sIAFe99mYCA+1Za07bQBD2b5+CC7RKIAnnQZQeAFK1P2PjEDeijaMmQKsU7aNSUSOVoDaiRW0PMyfpzNhOA+ThEO1iVR6tTOzYmc/z+GZmeb6zu/e0/qruGJQSSq1Swb+b1Wpti843t2slvl4qlSvVcsUpV2rb1erW1nYVr5fLm7Was1FyLMiLg/rO/saGs3ewt/C+3Z1nT/ZfOv+bgGgYWD6ICGQECtcA1AiUBnUKuk9H2XDNaA1BNUCh7j7IHqg+L9Q3Bjk...
This week's odyssey in Bloons Tower Defense 6 has a neat gimmick, but it's slightly confusing at first. Each custom round is actually two consecutive regular rounds at once, but this means the round number no longer helps you know what is coming!
The rounds are as follows:
1 1,2
2 3,4
3 5,6
4 ...
Similar to my Silly answer
Python 3, 512 bytes
import sys
from multiprocessing import*
p=print
t=sys.stdout
sys.stdout=open("a","a")
def b(l):
a=[]
for y in range(256**l):
try:
a.append(y.to_bytes((y.bit_length()+7)//8,'big').decode('utf-8'))
except:
pass
return a
for x in b(99**99*...
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