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I thought it would be a good idea to start up a community wiki page of our favourite code-golf questions Here are a couple of mine to start off Decision Tree - my first ever SO code-golf, and my first ever perl program |
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I think Word Frequency Chart is one my my favorites. Took quite a while to golf and many solutions are wrong and against the spec. But still, it was fun. On this site, questions I particularly enjoyed were Forecast the weather, Assembly Language Quine, and Guess the number.. |
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Must say, most of the time I enjoyed reading the answers more than anything else - and that goes for any question in all honesty. The fact is I just don't have the time (when I read the question) to make a proper attempt, and therefore don't, thinking I'll do it later - but then forget. So yea, from my side, any CG is great. |
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I think my favorite is writing Brainfuck code executor from here http://codegolf.com/brainfuck It was more interesting and challenging than simply write very short Brainfuck interepreter - because there is also a performance requirement - if the samples don't run in the alloted time, the submission is judged failed. So after initially going with an interpreter, I had to write a "compiler" instead that generated executable code (it generated Python code in my case) and then run it! And then of course, one has to shorten it to move up in the leaderboard :) |
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