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tecknophreak saves the day again. :)

cybertron is right. A good challenge is probably about 100-20 lines of code or less.

Here is a common problem:
Write a program that takes an unsigned integer, and outputs it in binary form.

Here's a new challenge. I was posed this problem earlier today, and it took me a lot longer to figure out than I originally thought it would. I have yet to put it into code myslef.

Create a...

You have awaken the beast...

Can you define what a "2x2 matrix" is, for those of us that may not know. I have a couple of ideas, but I'm not sure if they match what you're thinking.

Yeah, I kinda wanna do it myself, but at the same time, I don't wanna spoil the fun for anyone else. ;)

If I may take that as a personal challenge... ;)


#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

char s[] = "vroooom race";
void f(char t)
{ printf("%c", t); }

Nice spx2. I hadn't expected a loop like that. There is definitely more than one way to do it. :)

LOL, yeah. Now this time, only use the string "vroooom race".



EDIT:
Good job technophreak. I guess I didn't make myself understood as well as I thought.
I'll try again. :)


Using:

Using a single recursive loop, Print this:
vroooom racecar vroooom

You can use a string or array, but it should be printed one character at a time.
:)

Take the sentence:
"She sells sea shells by the sea shore"

Reorder the words alphabetically, and do it in your favorite language.
;)

I can't program perl and I can't really read the code well(though, I would imagine the "?" and ":" pairs are of "if" and "else").

It looks VERY repetitive though. Is there absolutely no way they...

bwkaz, you're like a regex guru or something. I don't know how you remember all that stuff!
:p

Nice one hop-frog. I thinking about trying it with a shell script, but when you mentioned no punctuation, that got my mind really wondering. :)

bwkaz, don't you have anything to say about this? ;)

#!/bin/bash
# pass the file with quotes as an argument

# range = the lenth of quote file
range=`cat $1 | wc -l`
# line = a random number between one and range
let "line=($RANDOM%$range)+1"
#...

Calling me out?
Heheh. I would, but I just accidentally deleted my whole hd. Partitioning error without backing up. (I know, I know... stupid idea) :D

I'm gonna be spending the next few days...

Search google for "online bookmarks".
http://www.backflip.com/
http://www.mybookmarks.com/
http://murl.com/
http://webfavorites.com/

I used to use a site like this a couple years ago. I quit...

Ummm.... can we turn this back into a "Programming Challenges" thread? For some reason it has become a "Mathematical Challenges" thread. :confused:

Nice job, techno.

Thanks for the compliment.(Notice my signature) :D
I was gonna use GPL, but I figured it's a little extreme for something small as this.

I'm attaching the binary for any non-C++ programmers. I might actually use this program sometime, so I thought you guys might too. :)

Cool. I only thought I had to do 36base, but after re-reading it, I see he wanted "up to base 36". After a few modifications, it does binary, octal, hex, up to base36 and everything inbetween!!! :D

Ok, I've got some good decyphering challenges made especially for you guys. These are not impossible like some of the previous posts. They will all decypher into english text. Please Post Your Answer...

Cool. That was fun. How 'bout another. :p

Written in C++. I deleted my previous post and included the file instead. This way it doesn't spoil the fun for others.

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