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Imposes a restriction on the source code used to solve the challenge, for example, having no numbers in the source code.
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Loop without 'looping'
Emacs Lisp
Jordon Biondo already mentioned this, but here is a very minimalistic version of the macro based loop. It uses the backquote and comma syntax to save some evals:
(defmacro macroloop (s n) …
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Produce the number 2014 without any numbers in your source code
Python, 55 bytes (no math import and no char or unicode trickery!)
x=False;a=x**x;b=a+a;c=b+b;print c**c*(c+c)-b**(c+a)-b
Uses the fact that zero to the zeroth power is defined as one and False can …
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