#Hexagony

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Hexagony

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I don't even know how this can output something. I probably made a mistake in my head or something, because I can't visualize what is actually happening.

I don't even know how this can output something. I probably made a mistake in my head or something, because I can't visualize what is actually happening.

Thanks to FryAmTheEggman, this does output something Fibonacci-like:

1
12
132
1442
15742
171842
1875842
20476842
223526842
2440036842

The end part is always the same (2, 42, 842, 6842). This is quite interesting and I'll try to find a more describable pattern.

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/+!=/1}~

Or in hexagon form:

  / + !
 = / 1 }
~ . . . .
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  . . .

Yes, this gives us a size 3 hexagon. That is because the program can't fit in a size 2 hexagon. In the hope to create a Fibonacci sequence, I ended up with this. It gives the following sequence:

11213214421574217184218758422047684222352684224400368422...

I don't even know how this can output something. I probably made a mistake in my head or something, because I can't visualize what is actually happening.

After running in the online interpreter, immediately kill it, it won't stop.