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Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 01.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran. It should be properly random each time, so that every combination is possible, so for an input of 2 for example: LL, LR, LK, RR, RL, RK, KK, KL, KR all have a chance of being generated.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped

Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 0.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran. It should be properly random each time, so that every combination is possible, so for an input of 2 for example: LL, LR, LK, RR, RL, RK, KK, KL, KR all have a chance of being generated.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped

Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 1.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran. It should be properly random each time, so that every combination is possible, so for an input of 2 for example: LR, LK, RL, RK, KL, KR all have a chance of being generated.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped
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Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 0.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran. It should be properly random each time, so that every combination is possible, so for an input of 2 for example: LL, LR, LK, RR, RL, RK, KK, KL, KR all have a chance of being generated.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped

Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 0.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped

Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 0.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran. It should be properly random each time, so that every combination is possible, so for an input of 2 for example: LL, LR, LK, RR, RL, RK, KK, KL, KR all have a chance of being generated.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped
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Drum fill generator

Create a program that generates a drum fill. Your program will output a pattern of L (left hand hits), 'R' (right hand hits), and K for kick drum hits.

Rules

  • The pattern must never have more than 2 of the same hits consecutively.
  • The pattern must be loopable, so it mustn't have more than 2 of the same hits when it loops.
  • Your program accepts 1 argument which is the length of the pattern. You can assume this will always be an integer > 0.
  • Program output must be random each time it's ran.
  • IO can be used with any convenient method.
  • Standard loopholes are forbidden.
  • This is code-golf, so smallest program wins!

Example valid output:

RLRRKKLL
LRLLKKLR
LKKRLRKLRRKL
LRLR

Example invalid output:

LRLL // 3 characters when looped
LRLRRRLLR // 3 characters in a row
RRLRLLRR // 4 characters when looped