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user 45732
This challenge involves drawing pictures on a screen or generating image files. For pure ASCII art contests, use [ascii-art] instead. If participants can choose between graphics and ASCII art, use both tags. For images as input, use [image-processing].
1
vote
Plot a centered circle
ZX Spectrum BASIC, 1, 3 or 6 bytes
Nothing beats BASIC computers with bitmap graphics that consider a case of honour to implement the built in CIRCLE command...
CIRCLE x,y,r
The command takes just one …
- 527
7
votes
Draw the national flag of France
ZX Spectrum BASIC, 10 bytes
(including the final end-of-line)
This does not fulfil the minimum flag size requirement, but I like this version, because it is so nice and compact. Please take it as a no …
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