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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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I Saw That Coming
Python 2.7, 144 bytes
This took more bytes than expected. Here's the code.
c=int(input())
p,w,n,u=list('| \n_')
a=abs(c)-1
d=3*a
if c>0:
s=p+"\\_/"*a+p+n+p+u*d+p
else:
d=d+1
s=w+u*d+n+p+w*d+p+n+p …
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3
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Hotel room numbering
Python 2.7, 153 168 characters
I liked this challenge! If a Python list is ok as input (see testsuite for examples), this solution works.
Edit 2016-01-05: added one line (10 characters) to split the …
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9
votes
Read ASCII-Art Text
Bash + ImageMagick + Tesseract, 161 bytes
I wanted to try the approach suggested by @stewie-griffin and went for bash + ImageMagick (to convert a string to an image) and Tesseract (to do the OCR). He …
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