New answers tagged computer-puzzle
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I've given up and tried to bruteforce it - with little regards to what could happen to my machine.
I'm importing every builtin module and evaluating the input on every function they've got. As I don't know a list of builtins, I'm using the help("modules") one, the pkgutil.iter_modules() one, and the sys.builtin_module_names one.
import pkgutil
...
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Here's a score of 24
I'm pretty sure this is optimal, because
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Here's one possibility:
Demonstration:
No spoilers in code below.
def grid(num):
secret = eval(secret_str)
print('\n'.join(secret))
grid(1)
# -----
# | O |
# -----
grid(2)
# ---------
# | O | O |
# ---------
# | O | O |
# ---------
grid(3)
# -------------
# | O | O | O |
# -------------
# | O | O | O |
# -------------
# | O | O | O |
# ------------...
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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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I believe the first pattern is (with (0,0) at top left)
And the last is (with (0,0) at top left)
where
The question has been updated to include a request to "explain your answer".
I don't have much explanation to offer for the first pattern. I just
I can say a little more about the fourth.
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(2 out of 4)
$(0,0)$ is bottom left, not top left.
2nd pattern:
3rd pattern:
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Solution:
Explanation:
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If I'm reading the puzzle correctly, easiest answer would be
Explanation:
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