Hello Danny!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Danny Rathjens) wrote:
> Jasper McCrea wrote:
>>>Easy one ("Ordered fractions") will be finished on 2002-09-19 10:00:00 UTC
>> I think we should have an explanation of your 71.
>
> He encoded the whole list of answers like so:
> then he just loops through that list of chars
Yep, basically description is right.
ord=~/^[1-@ARGV]/&&print"$'/$&
"for"[QG=3\\)H\37S4I^\25_J5U K+a6ALWb\13"=~/./g
(in original code all \number things are replaced by hardcoded asciis,
so the final length is 71)
Table approach is known for golf (check also Ton's Maxigolf 1 "Stones"
at http://www.xs4all.nl/~thospel/golf/maxigolf1.html ), so i decided
to try it.
'normal' order, chr (first_digit * 10 + second_digit)
gives value with ascii code 13 that could cause problems anywhere with
copying/pasting, so opposite order was used.
Needless to say, Ton's winning solution is much more interesting.
It reveals darkest corners of mystical @{ } constuct, and shows
secret ways of alien's mind operations.
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