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user 11659
This tag exists for historical reasons. New challenges of the type previously posted under this tag are not welcome.
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Challenge: Write a piece of code that quits itself
In assembly, something like this would probably work:
jmp 0
I remember that compiles this actually worked DOS. Back then, it rebooted the computer.
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Random script that isn't actually random
Java
In college, I was told that this would normally distributed.
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String names = {"John", "Jeff", "Emma", "Steve", "Julie"};
Random r = new Random(); …