New answers tagged checkerboard
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A solution in 16.5 moves exists, created by Italian composer G. Ponzetto in 2000. I found it being posted by user @AussieRookie in this chess.com thread:
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You can do it in
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49 bytes, respecting the spaces on the right side:
That said, it isn't a very interesting puzzle since string formatting tasks are common in regular programming, except the bit of inferring what the magic should evaluate to. I hope you come up with more interesting ones later :)
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From a fellow abuser of listcomps, magic is
The hint is
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