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user 1138
Code-golf is a competition to solve a particular problem in the fewest bytes of source code.
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Pirate Treasure
C99 (319 chars)
#define B ;break;
#include<math.h>
#include<stdio.h>
float x,y,w,z,j;int
main(void){int
k;char
c[3];while(scanf("%s%d,",c,&k)==2){j=k;w=1;switch(c[1]){case'E':w=3;default:w-=2;j=sqrt( …
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ASCII Bookshelves
Forth (gforth), 622 bytes (minimized (remove comments, indentation, 1-char word names) to 303 bytes)
My first play with Forth :)
: bar 124 EMIT ;
: delimline ( width -- )
bar
3 * 0 DO 45 EMI …
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