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Kolmogorov complexity, informally, is the amount of code it takes to describe or produce a constant object, such as a string or image. When posting a challenge in this category, please make sure it adds something new to existing challenges.
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Python3 includes the lzma module, which allowed me to obtain a really decent compression ratio. (I have switched to gzip.) I was originally going to use base64 to encode …
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Print an arch of ascending / descending numbers
I figured an "arch" was the best way to describe this pattern of numbers:
1234567887654321
1234567 7654321
123456 654321
12345 54321
1234 4321
123 321
12 21
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