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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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Given the names of two planets, give the distance
Prolog, 190 174 151 bytes
Thanks to Fatalize for guidance.
g(A,X):-sub_atom(A,2,2,_,B),member(B:X,[rc:0,nu:5029,rt:9169,rs:17003,pi:72042,tu:136669,an:281564,pt:444309]).
s(A,B,R):-g(A,X),g(B,Y),R i …
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Given the names of two planets, give the distance
Bash, 140 bytes
bc<<<"(-`sed -e 's/,/+/;s/[abd-z]//g;s/Mc/0/g;s/V/5029/g;s/E/9169/g;s/M/17003/g;s/J/72042/g;s/S/136669/g;s/U/281564/g;s/N/444309/g'`)*10^4"
$ bash script.sh
Mercury, Mars
1700300 …
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