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edited Sep 17, 2014 at 18:23

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def t(n):
 p=o='';r=0 # p is previous string, o is output string, r is recycled bitmap
 while n and r<1023: # 1023 is first 10 bits set, meaning all digits have been recycled
    s=`n`;i=len(s)s=`n`;i=-1 # s is the current string representation of n
       # i is from end; negative offsets count backwards in strings
    while p.endswith(s[:i])-1:i-=1 # find common ending with prev; s[:0] is ""'',
       # which all strings end with
    for j in s[:i]:r|=1<<int(j) # mark off recycled bits
    o+=s[i:];p=s;n-=1 # concatenate output, prepare for next number
 print o # done

First level indent is space, second level is tab char.

Python 147

def t(n):
 p=o='';r=0 # p is previous string, o is output string, r is recycled bitmap
 while n and r<1023: # 1023 is first 10 bits set, meaning all digits have been recycled
    s=`n`;i=len(s) # s is the current string representation of n
    while p.endswith(s[:i])-1:i-=1 # find common ending with prev; s[:0] is "",
       # which all strings end with
    for j in s[:i]:r|=1<<int(j) # mark off recycled bits
    o+=s[i:];p=s;n-=1 # concatenate output, prepare for next number
 print o # done

First level indent is space, second level is tab char.

Python 143 147

def t(n):
 p=o='';r=0 # p is previous string, o is output string, r is recycled bitmap
 while n and r<1023: # 1023 is first 10 bits set, meaning all digits have been recycled
    s=`n`;i=-1 # s is the current string representation of n
       # i is from end; negative offsets count backwards in strings
    while p.endswith(s[:i])-1:i-=1 # find common ending with prev; s[:0] is '',
       # which all strings end with
    for j in s[:i]:r|=1<<int(j) # mark off recycled bits
    o+=s[i:];p=s;n-=1 # concatenate output, prepare for next number
 print o # done

First level indent is space, second level is tab char.

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created Sep 17, 2014 at 8:52

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Python 147

def t(n):
 p=o='';r=0 # p is previous string, o is output string, r is recycled bitmap
 while n and r<1023: # 1023 is first 10 bits set, meaning all digits have been recycled
    s=`n`;i=len(s) # s is the current string representation of n
    while p.endswith(s[:i])-1:i-=1 # find common ending with prev; s[:0] is "",
       # which all strings end with
    for j in s[:i]:r|=1<<int(j) # mark off recycled bits
    o+=s[i:];p=s;n-=1 # concatenate output, prepare for next number
 print o # done

First level indent is space, second level is tab char.