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user 63757
This challenge involves creating or parsing pictures using text characters as the paint. Typically this uses only 95 printable (from a total of 128) characters defined by the ASCII Standard from 1963.
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Diagonal Alphabet To the Input
Pyth, 21 17 15 bytes
VlG+*d?>QNNQ@GN
Explanation:
VlG For each character in the alphabet (G)
+ Concatenate...
*d Space (d) times...
?>QNNQ Ternary; if Q (input) is less th …
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Semi-Diagonal Alphabet
Pyth, 26 bytes
Should meet OPs specs.
VhxrG1w++*dNr@GN1*+dr@GN1N
Try it online!
- 437
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Make an alphabet searchlight!
Pyth, 14 bytes
-2 from dave and ven thanks guys
V_UG+*dNrG1=PG
Explanation coming when I figure it out wake up.
Pyth, 16 bytes
V26p*-25Nd>_rG1N
Explanation:
V26 26 times, could've writ …
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