Print the ASCII printable character set

Question

Challenge: Print the entire printable ASCII charset (not just a range!) in order.

 !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~

Rules: read closely

• No other characters allowed in the output.

• Program/function does not accept input.

• Try not to hardcode/embed the output.

• This is code golf, shortest answer wins.

Answer 1

Scala, 25 bytes

()=>' 'to'~'foreach print

Anonymous function with no args which prints given range

See it online: https://ideone.com/fX2rwf

Answer 2

Lua - 41 bytes

for i=32,127 do io.write(("").char(i))end

Answer 3

2sable, 8 bytes

95Ý32+çJ

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Same as for 05AB1E

Explanation

95Ý       Push [0..95]
   32+    Add 32 (vectorizes)
      ç   chr (vectorizes)
       J  Join by empty string

Answer 4

3var, 20 bytes

iiss+<+<>+<+<kkF[Pi]

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Explanation

iiss                 Increment A twice, square A twice (set a to 16)
    +                Add A to B (set R to 16)
     <               Set B to R
      +<>            Add A and B (16 + 16 = 32), store to A and B
         +<+<        Add 32 to B twice more (B = 96)
             kk      Decrement B twice (B = 94)
               F[  ] Do B times
                 Pi  Print A as character and increment A

Answer 5

Actually, 12 bytes

:95r:32+♂┌εj

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Explanation

:95r          Push [0 .. 95]
    :32+      Add 32
        ♂┌    Map chr over TOS
          εj  Join by empty string

Answer 6

VBA (Excel), 28 bytes

using immediate window.

for i=32to 126:?chr(i);:next

Answer 7

Perl 5, 21 bytes

print map{chr}32..127

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Answer 8

Swift 4, 57 bytes

for i in 32...126{print(UnicodeScalar(i)!,terminator:"")}

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Answer 9

Stax, 2 bytes

Vp

Run and debug it

Answer 10

Jelly, 2 bytes

ØṖ

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Yep, it's included, but here's an answer without the builtin:

Jelly, 7 bytes

95Ḷ+32Ọ

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95Ḷ        create lowered range, from 0 to 94 inclusive
   +32     add 32 to every element in the range
      Ọ    cast the entire list to characters and implicitly print

Answer 11

Yabasic/VBA, 29 bytes

An anonymous function that takes no input and outputs to the console.

Note that the VBA answer could be 1 byte shorter by using Chr instead of Chr$.

For i=32To 126:?Chr$(i);:Next

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VBA:      There is no TIO for VBA :(

Answer 12

JavaScript (Node.js), 47 bytes

for(i=31;++i<127;)alert(String.fromCharCode(i))

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Answer 13

Prolog (SWI), 80 68 67 62 45 bytes

?-between(32,126,I),writef('%n',[I]),1=0;1=1.

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Answer 14

Befunge-93, 18 bytes

 g:"~"`#@_:,1+00p#

You can try it here. The leading space is important!

                     The current character to be printed/checked, starts loop with a space
  g                  Push character from (0|0) onto stack(using the implicit 0s on the empty stack)
   :"~"`#@_          Check whether the char on (0|0) is over ~, if yes then end
           :,1+00p   Duplicate current char for output and incrementation
                  #  Since the code is a torus, it would continue at (0|0) so we skip it, since it could break the code.

Answer 15

Python - 41 bytes

for i in range(32, 127, 1):
 print(chr(i))

Python has a built-in ASCII function, so we can use that and print all 95 characters in a loop, one at a time.

No newlines - 50 bytes

for i in range(32, 127, 1):
 x = x + chr(i)
print(x)

This is just in case newlines aren't allowed, so this entry still gets in.

Answer 16

naz, 32 bytes

4a5m6m6a2x1v1x1f1a1o3x1v1l0x4d1f

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Explanation (with 0x instructions removed)

4a5m6m6a2x1v   # Set variable 1 equal to 126
1x1f           # Function 1
    1a1o       # Add 1 to the register, then output
        3x1v1l # Goto the start of the function if the register is less than variable 1
4d             # Integer divide by 4, setting the register to a value of 31
1f             # Call function 1

Answer 17

Pxem, 17 bytes (filename) + 0 bytes (content) = 17 bytes.

• Filename (some unprintables are escaped): ~.z.c\001.-.c\037.a.s.p
• Content: empty.

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With comments

XX.z
.a~.zXX.z # push 127; while size<2 || (pop!=pop); do
  .a.cXX.z # dup
  .a\001.-XX.z # push 1; push abs(pop-pop) iff size>=2
  .a.cXX.z # dup
.a\037.aXX.z # push 31; done
.a.s.pXX.z # pop (* to remove 31 *); while size>0; do printf "%c", pop; done
.a

Answer 18

Factor, 18 bytes

32 126 [a,b] write

Works in any modern version of Factor that supports printing non-string sequences directly. (i.e. not TIO.)

Answer 19

Kotlin, 27 bytes

(' '..'~').joinToString("")

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Answer 20

Knight, 23 bytes

;=a 31W>127=a+1aO+Aa"\"

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Unminified:

; = a 31
: WHILE (> 127 (= a (+ 1 a)))
    : OUTPUT (+ (ASCII a) "\")

Answer 21

Ly, 7 bytes

' '~R&o

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' '~     - push first (" ") and last ("~") printable characters
    R    - generate a rage of codepoints
     &o  - print the stack as characters

Answer 22

Z80Golf, 9 bytes

00000000: 3e 20 06 5f ff 3c 10 fc 76                     > ._.<..v

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Assembler source (z80asm):

start:
    ; start at space
    ld      a, ' '
    ; loop counter 
    ; I could also cp 0x7f; jr nz, .loop but this is faster to TOTALLY make up for below
    ld      b, 0x7F - ' '
.loop:
    ; Call 0x38, then nop slide to 0x8000 to print A to stdout
    ; only has a 130842 cycle overhead, which is worth the 2 bytes it saves
    rst     0x38
    ; set A to the next char
    inc     a
    ; Decrement b, then loop if non-zero
    djnz    .loop
    ; Exit
    halt

Pretty straightforward loop approach.

Answer 23

Knight (v2), 23 bytes

;;=s@W>95s=s+sA+32sO^sN

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Another Alternative is

;=a@W>95=a+1aO+A+31a"\"

Answer 24

Pascal, 66 B

This program requires to be run on a processor using the ASCII character set (or a binary-compatible superset). The output will look quite different for instance on an IBM mainframe using EBCDIC.

program p(output);var c:char;begin for c:=' 'to'~'do write(c)end.

Note, in Pascal for-loop limits are inclusive. During the final iteration c assumes the specified value '~'.

Answer 25

Alice, 14 bytes

' w.oh.'~h-$K@

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Explanation

' w.oh.'~h-$K@   Full program
'                Adds 32 (space) on the stack
  w        $K@   Repeat until...
      .'~h-      ...we reach 126 (~)
   .oh           Print and increase the current character

Answer 26

Go, 45 bytes

func(){for i:=32;i<127;i++{print(string(i))}}

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Prints to STDERR.

Answer 27

International Phonetic Esoteric Language, 21 bytes

{3j}{w}ɑeχue1søɒ

Ungolfed

{3j}{w}   ( loop bounds: 32 w <= e < 127 3j )
ɑ         ( loop )
 e        ( push index )
  χ       ( ord index )
   u      ( pop-output without newline )
    e1sø  ( increment index )
        ɒ ( end loop )