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Code-golf is a competition to solve a particular problem in the fewest bytes of source code.
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How to weight loss easily?
R, 42 40 bytes
function(v)v[which.max(v[,3]%/%v[,2]),1]
Takes input in the form of a data frame with column types of string (it also works with factors), numeric, numeric.
%/% is integer division.
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Is it a balanced number?
R, 105 96 bytes
Turns out R is very verbose. Takes input as a character.
function(x){y<-as.numeric(unlist(strsplit(x,"")));l<-length(y)%/%2;sum(tail(y,l))==sum(head(y,l))}
Formatted nicely:
funct …
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The Letter A without A
R, 12 bytes
LETTERS[2/2]
Pretty self-explanatory: LETTERS is all the upper case letters, and 2/2 evaluates to 1, so we get the the first element.
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