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#Java - ~~184~~ 175

Java - 184 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i;
                 System.out.print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

#Java - ~~184~~ 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i;
                 System.out.print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

Java - 184 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i;
                 System.out.print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

Too difficult to read the other way

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edited May 7, 2014 at 21:59

durron597

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#Java - ~~184~~ 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i; System.out
                 System.out.print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

#Java - ~~184~~ 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i; System.out
                .print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

#Java - ~~184~~ 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i;
                 System.out.print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

fun with `for` syntax

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edited May 7, 2014 at 21:50

durron597

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#Java - 184~~184~~ 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[q=0]a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);for(;m>=++i;q=0){for(;n%i+m%i<1;){q++;n/=i;m/=i;}System;m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":"");})for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[q = 0]a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]);
        for (; m >= ++i; q = 0) {System.out
            for (; n % i.print(q +> m0 %? i < 1;)+ {
"^" + q + " " : ""))
         q++;
   for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i;
               i, m /= i;
            }
            System.out.print(q > 0 ? i +)
 "^" + q + " " : "");
        }q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

#Java - 184

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[q=0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);for(;m>=++i;q=0){for(;n%i+m%i<1;){q++;n/=i;m/=i;}System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":"");}}}

Ungolfed with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[q = 0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]);
        for (; m >= ++i; q = 0) {
            for (; n % i + m % i < 1;) {
                q++;
                n /= i;
                m /= i;
            }
            System.out.print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : "");
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

#Java - ~~184~~ 175

This is inspired by @Geobits (and a little of @Tal's answer) answer, but enough of it is different that I decided to create my own answer.

class G{public static void main(String[]a){for(Integer i=1,q,n=i.valueOf(a[0]),m=i.valueOf(a[1]);m>=++i;System.out.print(q>0?i+"^"+q+" ":""))for(q=0;n%i+m%i<1;n/=i,m/=i)q++;}}

Ungolfed (sort of) with (human verification) test harness:

class G {
    public static void mainMethod(String[] a) {
        for (Integer i = 1, q, n = i.valueOf(a[0]), m = i.valueOf(a[1]); m >= ++i; System.out
                .print(q > 0 ? i + "^" + q + " " : ""))
            for (q = 0; n % i + m % i < 1; n /= i, m /= i)
                q++;
    }

    public static void main(String[] a) {
        m(3, 3);
        m(196, 294);
        m(294, 196);
        m(14, 15);
        m(15, 14);
        m(96, 162);
        m(162, 96);
        m(300, 400);
        m(400, 300);
        m(100, 100);
        m(7, 7);
        m(4, 8);
    }

    public static void m(int one, int two) {
        mainMethod(new String[] { String.valueOf(one), String.valueOf(two) });
        System.out.println();
    }
}

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