Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
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Shortest answer so far(削除) Shortest answer so far (削除ここまで) Not surprisingly beaten by Jelly. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions. The programs generated by the compiler are almost always as short as the best one can achieve by manually codegolfing, without using packing.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
╥╟.└ç╘SJ∞CF╔v=▌╝Σ@∞ìé«g
Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions. The programs generated by the compiler are almost always as short as the best one can achieve by manually codegolfing, without using packing.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
╥╟.└ç╘SJ∞CF╔v=▌╝Σ@∞ìé«g
(削除) Shortest answer so far (削除ここまで) Not surprisingly beaten by Jelly. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions. The programs generated by the compiler are almost always as short as the best one can achieve by manually codegolfing, without using packing.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
╥╟.└ç╘SJ∞CF╔v=▌╝Σ@∞ìé«g
Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions. The programs generated by the compiler are almost always as short as the best one can achieve by manually codegolfing, without using packing.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
╥╟.└ç╘SJ∞CF╔v=▌╝Σ@∞ìé«g
Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
╥╟.└ç╘SJ∞CF╔v=▌╝Σ@∞ìé«g
Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions. The programs generated by the compiler are almost always as short as the best one can achieve by manually codegolfing, without using packing.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 25+6+18+30=7923+5+17+29=74
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Run and debug it Run and debug it
Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions.
The compiler itself is 2523 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m|+"mz`cc_+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (65 bytes)
mz0c_mzc_?
Run and debug it Run and debug it
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (1817 bytes)
mz _1%z"Golf"mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Run and debug it Run and debug it
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (3029 bytes)
mz _3%z"Fizz"mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 25+6+18+30=79
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Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat.
The compiler itself is 25 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m|+"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (6 bytes)
mz0c_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (18 bytes)
mz _1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (30 bytes)
mz _3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?
Stax, 23+5+17+29=74
╥╟.└ç╘SJ∞CF╔v=▌╝Σ@∞ìé«g
Shortest answer so far. The string template provided in Stax is really neat and provides printf-like functions.
The compiler itself is 23 bytes long.
The ASCII equivalent is:
{H34|S_h"_`c%z`n?+"m"mz`cc_?
Provided input [], generates this one (5 bytes)
mzc_?
Provided input [[1,"Golf"]], generates this one (17 bytes)
mz_1%z"Golf"?+c_?
Provided input [[3,"Fizz"],[5,"Buzz"]], generates this one (29 bytes)
mz_3%z"Fizz"?+_5%z"Buzz"?+c_?