#ECMAScript6, 67 * 0.5 = 33.5 bytes#

f=n=>{a=[],b=0;while(c=n+b,n--){while(c-b)a.push(c--);b++}return a}

Pretty happy with this one...It's about a quarter the size of my original.

f(4) returns:

[ 4, 3, 2, 1, 4, 3, 2, 4, 3, 4 ]

Old answer:

f=i=>{a=b=Array;while(i)a=a.concat(b.apply(null,b(i)).map(e=>i)),i--;return a}

This is my first shot at code golf...I still want to get that 0.5x bonus. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Called with f(n).

ECMAScript6, 67 * 0.5 = 33.5 bytes

f=n=>{a=[],b=0;while(c=n+b,n--){while(c-b)a.push(c--);b++}return a}

Pretty happy with this one...It's about a quarter the size of my original.

f(4) returns:

[ 4, 3, 2, 1, 4, 3, 2, 4, 3, 4 ]

Old answer:

f=i=>{a=b=Array;while(i)a=a.concat(b.apply(null,b(i)).map(e=>i)),i--;return a}

This is my first shot at code golf...I still want to get that 0.5x bonus. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Called with f(n).

#ECMAScript6, 104 78 bytes# f=i=>{a=b=Array;while(i)a=a.concat(b.apply(null,b(i)).map(e=>i)),i--;return a}

This is my first shot at code golf...I still want to get that 0.5x bonus. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Called with f(n).

#ECMAScript6, 67 * 0.5 = 33.5 bytes#

f=n=>{a=[],b=0;while(c=n+b,n--){while(c-b)a.push(c--);b++}return a}

Pretty happy with this one...It's about a quarter the size of my original.

f(4) returns:

[ 4, 3, 2, 1, 4, 3, 2, 4, 3, 4 ]

Old answer:

f=i=>{a=b=Array;while(i)a=a.concat(b.apply(null,b(i)).map(e=>i)),i--;return a}

This is my first shot at code golf...I still want to get that 0.5x bonus. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Called with f(n).

#ECMAScript6, 104 100 bytes# ((d)=>{for(a=0,c=Array,b=c;a<=d;a++)b=b.concat(c.apply(null,c(a)).map(e=>{return a}));return b})(10)

This is my first shot at code golf...I still want to get that 0.5x bonus. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Input goes in the last set of parentheses.

#ECMAScript6, 104 78 bytes# f=i=>{a=b=Array;while(i)a=a.concat(b.apply(null,b(i)).map(e=>i)),i--;return a}

This is my first shot at code golf...I still want to get that 0.5x bonus. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Called with f(n).