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user 81584
The challenge involves mathematics in some central way. Also consider using more specific tags, listed in the tag wiki info.
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Count sum of all digits
DC(62)
There's definitely a more efficient answer with DC, but I'm inexperienced with both DC and code golf in general. (This is my first attempt, actually)
si[lidZ1<clt+stli1-sili0>qlbx]sb[dA%lt+st …
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Whole-number powers
DC, 104 bytes
Input is taken from terminal, output is printed and also on the stack.
Because this uses the ? operator, you need to use dc -e "<solution>" or dc <file with solution in it>.
Nobody ev …
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