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Apr 14 at 14:14 history edited Mukundan314 CC BY-SA 4.0
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Apr 14 at 14:13 comment added Mukundan314 @None1, Thanks; For future reference users here prefer comments over suggested edits
Apr 14 at 14:11 comment added None1 Yes, but I removed it before you did.
Apr 14 at 14:08 comment added Mukundan314 @None1, I have already removed that
Apr 14 at 14:08 comment added None1 The only space in the program suggested by ayreguitar.
Apr 14 at 14:04 comment added Mukundan314 @None1, Which space do you mean?
Apr 14 at 14:02 comment added None1 The number of characters can be further reduced by removing the space, because any unambiguous output format is allowed
S Apr 14 at 14:01 history edited Mukundan314 CC BY-SA 4.0
Reduce 2 characters since any unambiguous output format is allowed (prints 11111 0 when input is 5)
S Apr 14 at 14:01 history suggested None1 CC BY-SA 4.0
Reduce 2 characters since any unambiguous output format is allowed (prints 11111 0 when input is 5)
Apr 14 at 13:55 review Suggested edits
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Apr 13 at 11:24 comment added ayreguitar Making us of the 'Any unambiguous output format is allowed' in the original post comments, you can shave off 1 byte: print(' 1'*int(input()),0)
Apr 11 at 5:25 comment added Mukundan314 @loopywalt Buffering won't cause a problem with the order since python and most other programming languages flush output streams before exiting.
Apr 11 at 5:00 comment added loopy walt I was thinking of the exit code. OP seems to suggest something like that may be allowed. "A program doesn't have to output the 1's and the 0 to the same destination, but it still has to print the 1's first, then the 0." I just was unsure whether buffering might upset the correct order.
Apr 11 at 0:43 comment added Mukundan314 @loopywalt, I don't see how -u would help implicitly outputting a zero; it seems to be for unbuffering output stream.
Apr 10 at 16:23 comment added loopy walt Not sure about this but could you use python -u and save the 4 bytes for the explicit 0?
Apr 9 at 14:46 history edited Mukundan314 CC BY-SA 4.0
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