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Count to 10 - GMSInfighter - 2011-05-23
Can anyone point me to a pretty decent guide on C++ and Python?
Off-topic, I know.. But I've got nothing better to do than touch up on it.
Count to 10 - Erebus - 2011-05-23
NVM didn' t read restrictions
Count to 10 - shouri - 2011-05-23
It specifically stated that you weren't allowed to type up the numbers 1-10 and just print that out.
Count to 10 - Luacake - 2011-05-23
More fun. http://shakespearelang.sourceforge.net/
SPL
Not entirely sure it works as I don't have the converter and can't compile it myself...
Count to 10 - Loose - 2011-05-23
Code:
public class countTen
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10");
}
}
ActionScript using Flixel Engine
Count to 10 - Hazzy - 2011-05-23
Eosian Wrote:You stated elegence was the target, short and succinct.
What did you expect?
I never said elegance and creativity were mutually exclusive.
Count to 10 - OB3LISK - 2011-05-23
I suck then LOL.
Count to 10 - Nikkey - 2011-05-23
Arc (lisp dialect)
Code:
(for (i 1 10)
(prn i))I don't think it gets any easier. Maybe tail-recursion is more elegant?
Arc again
Code:
(def accum (acc)
(prn acc)
(if (< acc 10)
(accum (1+ acc))))
(accum 1)(Quick and dirty CLISP)
Code:
(loop for i from 1 to 10
do (print i))Orrr, since you'll usually have some sort of range-function defined
Code:
(defun range (a b)
(loop for i from a to b
collect i))
(format t "~{~D~%~}"
(range 1 10))Count to 10 - Shidoshi - 2011-05-23
Those lisp code examples make me understand that XKDC comic.
![[Image: lisp_cycles.png]](http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/lisp_cycles.png)
Count to 10 - Luacake - 2011-05-24
Devil's Sunrise Wrote:Arc (lisp dialect)
Shidoshi Wrote:Those lisp code examples make me understand that XKDC comic.
http://ycombinator.com/arc/tut.txt
Oh my god.
I just read 1/3 of the way through and the lack of fluff already kind of amazes me. It's beautiful.
Count to 10 - Stereo - 2011-05-24
shouri Wrote:R
Code:seq(1:10)
You only need to write '1:10' and it'll output them. Probably works in MATLAB too, though I don't have a copy.
If you want it to actually print them,
Code:
cat(1:10)Code:
cat(1:10,sep="\n")Getting into stupider methods of doing it in R...
Code:
y <- c(1:10,0)
x <- 1:11
c <- (lm(y ~ poly(x,10,raw=TRUE)))$coefficients
f <- function(x) {
return(c[1] + c[2]*x + c[3]*x^2 + c[4]*x^3 + c[5]*x^4
+ c[6]*x^5 + c[7]*x^6 + c[8]*x^7 + c[9]*x^8
+ c[10]*x^9 + c[11]*x^10)
}
f(1:10)