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A competition to solve a particular problem through the usage and manipulation of strings.
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How much code would a codegolf golf if a codegolf could golf code?
Batch, 56 bytes
@echo How much %1 would a %1%2 %2 if a %1%2 could %2 %1?
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Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Batch, 117 111 103 89 bytes
@set a=Hare
@for %%A in ("Krishna " "Rama ") do @echo %a%%%~A%a%%%~A^
%%~A%%~A%a%%a%
Down to 103 now that trailing newlines are allowed. Down to 89 after adapting the …
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Converting "0xUsernames"
Batch, 33 bytes
@(cmd/cset/a0x1%1 2>nul)||echo %1
How it works
A string is passed in as an argument, 1 is prepended to it, and the string is implicitly converted to decimal and printed. … If the string is not valid hexadecimal, it is simply displayed.
It should be noted that since batch math uses signed 32-bit integers, the biggest allowed username is FFFFFFF. …
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