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Euphoria - 53 bytes atom i i=1 while 1 do puts(i,i) i-=1 end while Did it in a different way so we dont get full of "division by 0" errors. Explanation: "puts" first argument is the device to out …

PKod - 1 byte Version 1.1 was released very recently as I still update this, which implements this new function/command < Explanation: Jumps back to first byte in code. So it jumps back to itself. N …

In your favorite programming language, create an application that restarts itself once, after n seconds. You need to find a way to restart after exiting the program. EG: run cmd to do it for you. Mak …

Euphoria, 64 bytes Code: include get.e print(1,prompt_number("",{})+prompt_number("",{}))

Batch ~ 9 bytes bc bc bc Two random chars, followed by a new line, makes 3 chars that are shown 3 times. Hex dump: 62 63 0A 62 63 0A 62 63 0A Output: C:\Users\4story\Desktop>bc 'bc' is not recogn …

PKod - 6 bytes Code: =0+ni6 Explanation: =0 - Set variable as 0 (ascii code of 0 is 48, thus 48 is stored in the variable) +n - Add 1 to variable (making it 49 on first iteration) and print asci …

PKod, 9 bytes sonsonson Outputs: 111222333 Explanation: Background: PKod has only one variable that you mess with, with the code This variable starts with default value of 0 s - Add next cha …

Challenge: In the programming language of your choice, shut down the machine that your code was executed on. Rules No shutting down by resource exhaustion (e.g.: forkbomb to force shutdown) You ar …

Challenge: In the language of your choice, write a program that generates a leaderboard with random scores and outputs it, then take a new score as input and check if it can be placed in the leaderbo …

Challenge: In the programming language of your choice, accept an integer as input in base 10, and output it in the negadecimal notation, which is also known as base -10 Example algorithm: This is …

Challenge: Create a program that takes input of a positive non-zero integer and outputs the 4 next numbers in the sequence described below. Note: Checking if the input is actually a positive non-zer …

Intro: You accidentally corrupted the flow of time with a device you made for fun, that turned out to be a time machine. As a result, you got pushed to the far future. You realized that computing, …

Challenge: Take input of two black and white (monochrome) images and xor each pixel of the first, with each pixel of the second, add them to a new image and output the new image. Some clarifications …

PKod , 48 bytes ~ Non-Competing Possibly the only way I can do this, as PKod only has one write-able variable lL=oo=ao=do=io=no=go=.ooo =|oyw=/oyw=-oyw=\oywl< Explanation: l - Clear screen and since i …

PKod, 26 bytes PKod is an esoteric language that only has one accessible variable Code: l12=:o00yyl=-oo=:o=-ooyy< Explanation: l - if first char in code, print any NOP chars found 12 - two NOP c …