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05AB1E, 10 ... 161 distinct bytes
\]abcdefghiijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}}}~Ƶ€€‚„…†‡ˆ‰ŠĆĆŽƶĀ‘‘’’““””–—™š›œćŸā¡¢¢¤¤§¨©ª«¬®°±´¶·¸º»¼½¾¿ÀÁÂÃÄÅÇÌÍÐÐÐÐÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÚÛÜÝßàåèéêëìíîïðñòóôõö÷úü
-.0123456789;<>@ABCDDDHKKOPQRSTUVWXYZ
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GolfScript / MathGolf, 15 bytes
Here is a golfing language one in pure ASCII. (I guess the best score possible is 15 bytes...)
"abc"#; " a b c
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GolfScript explanation
"abc" # Start a string
# # Create a comment (rest is a comment)
; " a b c
MathGolf explanation
"abc" Start a string
#; ...
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Backhand and ><>, 39 bytes
Full
8.cv*c0*~]!]/]:::[@:1[+ooo2o+@o.3.+.o.;
Prints abc in Backhand
Errors in ><>
Skipped
8c*0~!/::@1+o2+o3+o;
Prints abc in ><>
Errors in Backhand
Explanation
Backhand doesn't execute the instructions one by one. In the full version, it goes 3, then the v instruction turns it to two steps. In the skipped version,...
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naz, 48 bytes
2a2a1o2a2a1o2m2m1o3m2a1o9a9a5a1o5s1o9s6s1o9a5a1o
Explanation
2a2a1o # Output 4
2a2a1o # Output 8
2m2m1o # Output a space
3m2a1o # Output "b"
9a9a5a1o # Output "y"
5s1o # Output "t"
9s6s1o # Output "e"
9a5a1o # Output "s"
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Whitespace, score: 0
[S S T T N
_Push_-1_g][S S S T T S N
Push_6_n][S S S T N
Push_1_i][S S S T S S N
_Push_4_l][S S S T T T T N
_Push_15_w][S S S T T T N
Push_7_o][S S T T S S T T S N
_Push_-38_B][S S T T S S T S S S N
_Push_-71_space][S S T T T N
_Push_-3_e][S S T T S S N
_Push_-4_d][S S S T T T N
Push_7_o][S S ...
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Keg, -v 0 bytes
Prints:
Keg Last Updated On: Wednesday 15 January 2020
Well, at least using commit 8b6ad216c1fc60e59bd143ba2ee0571df29db2f6 it does. The date part changes between commits. Why? Because -v prints out the current interpreter version.
A 3 byte answer:
ǨƐƓ
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Prints:
keg
A 6 byte answer:
L;f;h;
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Prints:
Keg
...
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Bash, 4 alphanumerics
wget $@
. ${@##*/}
No TIO link because TIO doesn't have hostname resolution.
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GolfScript, 18 bytes
I didn't expect such a small amount of whitespace ...
101,{.3(%\"E"if} %
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Explanation
101, # Generate range [0 1 2 ... 99 100]
{ } % # Map every item using this scheme
. # Copy the item
3(% # Modulo by 3-1 (2)
\ # If modulo-ing by 2 is truthy: ...
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PowerShell, 72 bytes
for`t(`t`$i =0;`$i -le 101 - 1 ;`$i =`$i + 1 ) {`$ab=(' e ',`t`$i ) ;`$ab[`$i %2] }
For testing:
$a = "for`t(`t`$i =0;`$i -le 101 - 1 ;`$i =`$i + 1 ) {`$ab=(' e ',`t`$i ) ;`$ab[`$i %2] }"
# Even/odd ok?
0..($a.Length-1) | % { [char]$a[$_] + " " + ([byte][char]$a[$_] % 2)}
$a.Length
Invoke-Expression $a
Missed the even-odd part in ...
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W, 3 bytes
I'll see which is compressable, I am not permitted to use the compressor yet.
Convery 87 to a character.
87C
W, 3 bytes
Output every character between 'a' and 0x00. It maps over the (implicit input) 0 converted to a character to the letter 'a'.
CaM
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W n d, 7 bytes
∂kb-Ț⅀ℝ
Explanation
Uncompressed:
2018 M % Foreach in the range 1..2018:
a1- % Return the current item - 1
Flags:n % Join the output with newlines
```
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Wenyan, 39 33 bytes (WIP language)
加陰以『』夫其之二書之
Update: Wenyan now supports 『』 in place of 「「」」 for quoting strings. (starting from v0.1.2)
Literally console.log((false+"")[2-1]) but not using any of +, a and 1
Explanation
書之 // console.log( )
夫其之 // ( )[ -1]
陰 // ...
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Pip, 4 bytes
/O@z
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Explanation
z Lowercase alphabet
@ First character
O Output without newline
/ Invert
That last (first?) instruction requires some more explanation:
By default, Pip prints the last expression in the program with a trailing newline. (This is why we couldn't do @z for 2 bytes, since the challenge states ...
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Wren, 41 bytes
System.write(String.fromCodePoint(88-23))
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BBC Basic IV, 19 15 bytes
23PRINTCHR$(88-23)
Older Answer: 19 bytes
23PRINTCHR$(8^2-(2-3))
The statement...
P.TOP-PAGE
...shows the size of the program, which is 19 bytes.
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05AB1E, 6 4 bytes
2<.b
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Explanation
2< # push 2 and decrement (now 1 is on the stack)
.b # push the [top value]th letter of the alphabet (the 1st letter)
# implicit output
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Spice, 145 97 bytes
Improvement using multiplication to get the 9 from 2*2*2+1, as we already had those values.
;t;z;o;n;i@LEN i z;ADD i i i;LEN i o;PUT i i i;LEN i t;MUL t t i;MUL t i i;ADD o i n;OUT t z o n;
Un-golfed explanation
;t;z;o;n;i@ - Declare vars
LEN i z; - Get the length of [], 0, and store in z
ADD i i i; - Adding implicitly uses the ...
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MathGolf, 2 bytes
ID
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Explanation
I # push 20
D # push 14
# implicit output
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W j, 4 bytes
ë‘"C
Explanation
ë‘" % Push a list
C % Convert to list of ord codes [20,14]
flag:j % Join without a separator
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W d, 2 bytes
∑Ƿ
Explanation
Pretty much boils down to this after decompression:
'A
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Python 3, 18 bytes
print(str(int)[3])
Prints a lowercase a.
Explanation
Typing int into the interpreter gives <class 'int'>. The 4th character is an a, therefore we can convert it into a string and print the character at index 3.
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W, 7 bytes
•¦□⑫§∀K
Explanation
Unpacked:
7 bytes"
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ABC, 11 bytes
aacncacaaac
Explanation
a increments the accumulator, c outputs it and n sets it to 0.
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Mumps (M), 12 bytes - 10 = 2 bytes
Quite simple in Mumps (M), as the language allows single character commands and a newline is denoted by '!'...
R I F W I,!
Breakdown:
Read STDIN into I,
For (with two spaces) = infinite loop,
Write contents of I, then newline (!)
Works on both InterSystems & YottaDB (GT.M).
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Python 3, 26-10=16 bytes
x=input()
while 1:print(x)
Seems too easy. Never posted here before so probably done something dumb. What did I miss?
UPDATE
I don't think this is cheating (35-10=25):
exec("x=input()\nwhile 1:print(x)")
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Python 3, 65 bytes
exit ([ ["E" , j] [j%2]for j in eval ('ran' +"g"+"e")(101 ) ] )
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This submission was built on using tabs and spaces, as well as a Very Clever™ abuse of eval.
Edit: Fixed program to adhere to restricted-source (I had an extra space by mistake).
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W s, 9-10 = -1 bytes
ib12 1C|E
Explanation
Flag: s % We have to read from STDIN :(
i E % Foreach from 1 to infinity:
b % Take the value of the second operand
% (the first operand is the infinity-count value)
% AND print this value with a newline
12 1| % Just uses a space to do the constant-avoiding job.
W, 7 bytes
i12 1CE
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