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edited Aug 24, 2017 at 10:10

C# (Mono), 3838 37 bytes

n=>System.Linq.Enumerable.Repeat(n,n)

Old version for 38 bytes:

n=>"".PadLeft(n,(char)n).ToCharArray()

A char in C# is an int underneath so this appears to be valid.

using System.Linq;n=>new int[n].Select(_=>n)

If the above is invalid this is for an extra 6 bytes.

n=>"".PadLeft(n,(char)n).ToCharArray()

A char in C# is an int underneath so this appears to be valid.

using System.Linq;n=>new int[n].Select(_=>n)

If the above is invalid this is for an extra 6 bytes.

n=>System.Linq.Enumerable.Repeat(n,n)

Old version for 38 bytes:

n=>"".PadLeft(n,(char)n).ToCharArray()

A char in C# is an int underneath so this appears to be valid.

using System.Linq;n=>new int[n].Select(_=>n)

If the above is invalid this is for an extra 6 bytes.

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created Aug 21, 2017 at 11:29

n=>"".PadLeft(n,(char)n).ToCharArray()

A char in C# is an int underneath so this appears to be valid.

using System.Linq;n=>new int[n].Select(_=>n)

If the above is invalid this is for an extra 6 bytes.