Hello Riley!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Riley) wrote:
> On a side note, I am using ActivePerl, and am having problem using
> switches. It seems as though -n and -p would be extremely useful here,
> but I always get errors when I try via either a script or from the
> command line. Has anyone dealt with t
> map{split/
>
/;[EMAIL PROTECTED];[EMAIL
PROTECTED];my$m;map$m.="-",1..$l;map{$s[$i]=$e[$_]if($e[$_]>$s[
> $i])[EMAIL PROTECTED];my$n;map$n.=" ",1...$s[$i];$e[$i]=$l+$s[$i];print"$i
$n$m\n"}
I found a few more shortcuts and ended with the following:
map{split;[EMAIL PROTECTED];[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now that the contest is over.
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003, Riley wrote:
> I'm new to the whole golfing game, and I'm trying to get my swing down...
>
> Regarding this last puzzle, I've created a solution (albeit extremely long
> in comparison to some of those I've seen in older puzzles), and in trying t
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Riley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm new to the whole golfing game, and I'm trying to get my swing down...
>
> Regarding this last puzzle, I've created a solution (albeit extremely long
> in comparison to some of those I've seen in older puzzles), and i
I'm new to the whole golfing game, and I'm trying to get my swing down...
Regarding this last puzzle, I've created a solution (albeit extremely long
in comparison to some of those I've seen in older puzzles), and in trying to
get a feel for the shortcuts that all of you use, I'm wondering if perha
