NguyenManhCuong: yo
slowest: yo
jrke: What to do in X egg problem hard puzzle
jrke: https://www.codingame.com/training/hard/x-egg-problem
eulerscheZahl: you drop eggs
**eulerscheZahl approved this puzzle
eulerscheZahl: in the initial suggestion you always had 3 eggs
Gorbit99: there's a great video about this on youtube bt
Gorbit99: w
JackBashford: codingame while English class very p0g
Putnam3145: why is it that i'm not very good at shortest clashes, anyway
Putnam3145: apparently i've only won two of them
Putnam3145: hmm
Putnam3145: ...and then win another one right as i complain
Putnam3145: the correct lesson to be learned is never complain
jacek: or always complain
jacek: to get the results
Putnam3145: oh, man, the next challenge is reach top 1000?
Putnam3145: oh, i'm already 1,146th
Gorbit99: shortest is one of those things you get better at over time
Gorbit99: it also depends a lot on your preferred language
Allis: Ruby is practically cheating when it comes to golf. :innocent:
Putnam3145: agreed
Gorbit99: "cheating"
Putnam3145: optimal, yes
eulerscheZahl: everyone has the possibility to use ruby, so it's not cheating
Gorbit99: takes a freaking ton of time to learn all the tricks
eulerscheZahl: and 15min are enough to google a thing or two
jrke: i agree euler its not cheating its also a skill
Putnam3145: yeah, the time limit is nice
Gorbit99: so has great "code golf tips for <language X>" threads
jrke: yeah sometimeom googls i learn new things fre while clashing
Gorbit99: you can usually run through them in a matter of 2 minutes if you need
Gorbit99: the best thing I learned here sofar was `dd` in ruby
eulerscheZahl: what does that do?
Gorbit99: it reads all of stdin
Allis: Like `cat` would do, but one character fewer.
Allis: The `dd` trick is nice, but $<.map{...} comes in handy more often.
Gorbit99: it doesn't split, for that $>.to_a or $>.map is better, but it can be put right next to a puts
jrke: oh euler you have solved X egg problem i many langs
Gorbit99: it's useful when you have a situation like puts gets...
Gorbit99: you can usually just do puts`dd`
jrke: for shorter mode use p for print int
jrke: like a=1
jrke: p a
jrke: it will print 1
Allis: Booleans as well.
jrke: yeah
Allis: And sometimes the output is like Array#inspect; that's always nice.
Gorbit99: it's always that
Gorbit99: p is by definition puts x.inspect
Allis: What I meant is that sometimes the output contains the square brackets.
Gorbit99: yeah, but that's usually more of a problem when golfing, besides of course debugging
Allis: We were talking about golfing...
Gorbit99: I know, that's what I'm saying
Gorbit99: it's rare that having [] there is good
Allis: Not for Ruby, of course.
jrke: python is good for fast as well as easy as well as short
Allis: No, it's not. :P
Gorbit99: if you can do one liners, it is great
Gorbit99: but the secret to fastest is knowing what your language can offer in terms of stdlib
Gorbit99: that's why C sucks for it
jrke: one liner is easily possible ruby and python
Allis: Much easier in one than the other, I think.
jrke: C++ you can do one liner but a long line
Gorbit99: I'd say it depends on the problem
Allis: It's crazy that Python core has map() but not reduce().
Putnam3145: NO TIME RAN OUT DURING AN ERROR ATTEMPT NO
Putnam3145: AGH
Putnam3145: always pay attention to the timer kids
Putnam3145: i had a 75% working one with a strange bug, then I tried fixing it
Putnam3145: big mistake
eulerscheZahl: python has indentation for blocks while most languages have { }
that makes python a terrible language for 1-liners
Gorbit99: Allis, you mean like ruby inject?
Allis: Well, most people spell it "reduce", but yeah, same thing.
jrke: my shortest main func in c++ for bot programming
jrke: int main(){while(1){cout<<drive_minimax(input())<<endl;}}
Allis: Python's lambdas are also limited to having only a single expression as the body.
Allis: And no ternary operator.
Gorbit99: codesignal has the code golf type, where they don't count whitespace
Allis: I've only ever seen Python win golf when its string slicing syntax gets to shine.
Gorbit99: there python is quite good
Allis: Does codesignal support the Whitespace programming language?
Gorbit99: not yet I don't think
Gorbit99: btw, I learned ruby entirely on here, code golf and all
Gorbit99: it's possible
Allis: I'm always on the hunt for an opportunity to use Whitespace in anger. :sweat_smile:
Putnam3145: i literally only barely know to begin wtih this reverse and someone has it done in the first second using ruby
Putnam3145: hmmmmmm
Putnam3145: that's not a ruby problem that's, uh
Putnam3145: just sus
Allis: Nah, #each_slice definitely played a role here.
Allis: Apologies for any spoilers there.
Putnam3145: i mean there's kinda the feeling that this is a seen-before thing
Gorbit99: each_slice is the function I always forget
Gorbit99: allis has played like 2.5k clashes
Gorbit99: if you have issues with him probably knowing most of them, contribute
Putnam3145: no yeah that's fair
Putnam3145: it's only an issue so far as it's an inherent problem with the system, unless there's such a quantity that nobody can
Putnam3145: anyway figured it out so that's nice
Allis: @Putnam3145 If it's any consolation, I generally do quite well on ones I haven't seen before, but your misgivings are sound.
Allis: I'll stop once I get first, I promise. :P
Allis: Only joking; I suspect I probably won't actually get there. Every win is worth .01 now, it seems.
Putnam3145: oh yeah and in case you want to know what D's range stuff isl ike
Putnam3145: my solution there uses it pretty hard
Gorbit99: @Allis even with 8 people?
Putnam3145: really I practically only use D anymore when I see range stuff, cause it's got a lot of reaaal nice range stuff
Gorbit99: my scenario right now is 0.04 per win, -0.5 per 2nd
Allis: @Gorbit99 Indeed, but I think it might be that the "Trueskill" value of clashes right now isn't especially high.
Allis: Winning against stronger opponents is worth more, if I understand correctly.
Gorbit99: yep
Gorbit99: and winning against more also
FinnWerner: hello from germany
Gorbit99: hallo
jacek: :scream:
Gorbit99: in coc, basically the pain starts at 15th to 10th place
Allis: That sounds about right. I've got a handful of 8/8s from occasions when I forgot I was waiting for a clash to start that're probably biting me pretty hard now.
Gorbit99: for me it's those god awful clashes, that shouldn't even be clashes, where the bot just wins by default
Allis: Hate those with a passion.
Gorbit99: at least they are not perfect
Allis: The one with the 10-character Bash solution can't be beaten, I think.
Gorbit99: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/7e4688e0-aa56-4a35-9a5e-7f082e0e6148
Gorbit99: god damnit
Gorbit99: ah, right, that one
Allis: Hm? What's unwinnable about that one?
Gorbit99: I remember when around a year or 2 ago I was in a clash with valnykol with that and he was complaining about it
Gorbit99: well, had no damn clue what it's about
Gorbit99: the bots both did 0%
Allis: It can certainly help to have internalized the A..Z->1..26 mapping.
Allis: I compulsively add up the letters of words even AFK, and that comes in handy here. :P
Gorbit99: but 123 doesn't fit into that
Allis: Well, no, but it just skips the middleman.
Gorbit99: and the 104 testcase also had numbers mixed in
Allis: It's the "value" of characters multiplied by some coefficient based on what type of character it is.
Gorbit99: ...
Allis: Where for numbers it's just identity and letters it's based on alphabetical position.
Gorbit99: imo that's just stupid
Allis: I agree that the creator of the puzzle probably shouldn't have made it eligible for reverse mode.
Gorbit99: let's be real, it's probably one of those cheeky reverse only ones
Gorbit99: reverse is by far my least liked type
Allis: Yeah, it's not great.
Allis: Wouldn't be sad to see it replaced by performance.
Gorbit99: or just thrown right out the window
Gorbit99: other issue with it, is that for normal users, it's hard, but once you solve it once...
Allis: There are glaring flaws in the system, but they're only really exploitable by addicts. The fix would be to ban addiction, but that's a big ask.
Allis: Or have ten thousand distinct puzzles, I guess, but that's an even taller order.
Gorbit99: I have 743 clashes behind me, you have 2253
Gorbit99: we both are addicts
Allis: For sure.
jrke: what would i call it if i just use maximiser in minimax?
Gorbit99: gotta love how I don't need to search for it, because it's one screen
Gorbit99: depth first search
Gorbit99: or breadth first
Gorbit99: depends
Putnam3145: i had perfectly working code in python, switched to D cause I thought I could improve the character count (required whitespace is sometimes worse than being able to one-line with a bunch of {} and ;) and
Putnam3145: not in time
jrke: BFS is another thing
Putnam3145: ... what do you mean ;
Putnam3145: oh
Putnam3145: ;)
Putnam3145: ; )
Putnam3145: wowee
Gorbit99: that's why you save your code before you start doing other things with it in shortest
Gorbit99: I usually keep the original line and write below it to see if my idea is shorter (if it works)
Gorbit99: @jrke might be just greedy algo, if you only evaluate one step
jrke: not one step few steps but all for me not for opp
Tiramon: wow was the 'don't send me validate/refuse notifications' option broken?
Tiramon: or i activated them accidently ...
eulerscheZahl: works like a charm
Putnam3145: ruby really is
Putnam3145: really, really good for code golf
Allis: Objectively the best, I think.
cjzw: guys check out my contribution and comment please.
Allis: All the Perl craziness when you need it combined with a plethora of useful utility methods.
eulerscheZahl: seems that all you have to do is split at the @ and write it in 2 lines. I miss the challenge here
**slowest go
**slowest go
**slowest eat
Putnam3145: yeah i
Putnam3145: continue--UH OH
Putnam3145: didn't pass test cases lol
Putnam3145: 52 characters but only 25% score
Putnam3145: ouch
Putnam3145: oh DANG
Putnam3145: i'm ranked exactly 1000
Allis: I'm ranked exactly 1. ^_^
Allis: I think I'm done.
Allis: Well, I better not speak too soon. I'm actually worried someone's gonna out-golf me on my one pending clash, so my stomach is in knots. :sweat_smile:
Allis: Congrats on breaking top 1000! Don't forget to claim your XP.
Allis: Do you have a long-term ranking goal, or are you just kinda seeing how far you can take it?
Allis: I saw your D range code by the way; very slick.
Putnam3145: i don't really have a ranking goal, no
Putnam3145: ugh
Putnam3145: remind me never to use -- again
Allis: Mutable state is the root of all confusion.
Gorbit99: ruby is the best golfing language... on this site
Gorbit99: that's because it handles strings and bignums effortlessly
Gorbit99: real golflangs are really really weird
JackBashford: yes
JackBashford: we need assembly
JackBashford: on this site
JackBashford: x86 or arm idx
JackBashford: idc
eulerscheZahl: you can embed asm in C/C++
Tiramon: hm cg missed that i solved mars lander optimization with 100%
Galaxy_001: https://www.codingame.com/contribute/view/52580dbb0a8f3ee2f6ab36eb1e90510eca7e
Give me your opinions.
eulerscheZahl: at some point they recomputed optim puzzles scores
eulerscheZahl: do you still have 100%?
Galaxy_001: yes
Tiramon: ah best is 100% but current is only 61%
Tiramon: and the 100% are outdated
Galaxy_001: All test cases are correct with my solution.
Galaxy_001: Not 100% ??
Tiramon: oh my last 100% solution was a not GA solution and after that it seams that i experimented with a GA one without submiting
Galaxy_001: hmmm.
Dame_Mas_Onii-chan: hi
JayBeAl: why cant i see my friends? we are following each other, but they are not listed as friends
LinhT.Nguyen: ss
LinhT.Nguyen: s
LinhT.Nguyen: s
yonder83: the resistance is very weird puzzle
yonder83: in first three test cases you must find longest words which cannot be on top of each other
yonder83: and last test case is completely different, so what is point of this puzzle. I don't understand
yonder83: really strange and ambiguous
[4.0]poorgoomba: congrats allis
[4.0]poorgoomba: king of the ruby :raised_hands_tone3:
Dame_Mas_Onii-chan: japan is the bestttttttttttttttt
JayBeAl: kimi wa baka
cjzw: guys check out my contribution, comment and vote!!!!!!!
aftokratoras: guys, can I prepare for coding interviews from here,
Putnam3145: it'll probably help
Dame_Mas_Onii-chan: .
aftokratoras: but , I did't encountered any DS ALgo questions yet
aftokratoras: I am currently in level-4
cjzw:
guys check out my contribution, comment and vote!!!!!!!
eulerscheZahl: these puzzles don't tell you to solve them in a certain way. You get a problem statement and it's up to you how to tackle it
Putnam3145: a *lot* of these are DS/algo questions
Putnam3145: just presented in a more "practical" way
Dummy_Thicc: wtf
Dummy_Thicc: how do i close this tab
SPDene: the chat? right-arrow at the bottom left will hide it
Dummy_Thicc: thx!!!
Putnam3145: winning 3 clashes of code in a row is
Putnam3145: hard
remi6: Hello! Here is a chat bot that collects Clash of Code invitation links from Twitch channels - #Clash
Laminator: wait til you try 4
Putnam3145: oh hey i'm a "master" now
DomiKo: good job
Dame_Mas_Onii-chan: abc.net
Masterpiece: Is there anyone who interested to do code forces div 3 contest with me ?
JBM: with you?
JBM: isn't that supposed to be solo?
eulerscheZahl: maybe he means "against"
at least I hope so
JBM: when *is* the round anyway
JBM: haven't cf'd in a long tim
eulerscheZahl: tomorrow around this time of the day
JBM: mmm
**eulerscheZahl has no time for that
JBM: *checks schedule*
JBM: me neither
JBM: but it beats what i'm doing now
eulerscheZahl: streaming puzzle solving on CG?
JBM: i parsed that as if cg hosted streams and got very confused
eulerscheZahl: :D
AntiSquid: Automaton2000 i need the daily report, what's going on
Automaton2000: but it is really hard to debug
AntiSquid: Masterpiece sure if you look like your avatar (which i highly doubt)
jacek: AutomatonNN do you use MLP
AutomatonNN: why do you need them to read the puzzle?
jacek: AutomatonNN what about friendship
AutomatonNN: when i have a good idea that you are the only one who talked about the contest and not the replay
jacek: Automaton2000 whats was that frog's name, again?
Automaton2000: this is the only thing that would be cool if you could have won
AggYzz: You are given a polynomial represented as a list of floats A,B,C,... of length M, where A,B,C... are coefficients used in the following way p(x) = A + BX + CX^2 + DX^3.... You must find the derivative with respect to X.
The derivative D of a polynomial with respect to X is calculated in the following manner (letters represent constants, except for x)
AggYzz: bruh
AggYzz: omegabruh
jacek: derivative of polynomials is easy
Zenoscave: I finished the quests!
Kariin: *clapclap*
Scarfield: even the CoC ones :o
jacek: *clop clop*
eulerscheZahl: oh, zeno's puzzle got approved.
jacek: hm/
CanhToanLe: hi guys :DD
Scarfield: hi
DomiKo: hii
jacek: moshi moshi
xzxy: pepe
eulerscheZahl: are these balloons on your profile pic from ICPC?
Scarfield: DomiKo, curious; Does your GA for Mars Lander figure out the land vertically, or do you enforce it to do so?
Scarfield: the = to
Zenoscave: Scarfield yes, even the CoC ones
DomiKo: enforce
EgorCry: Would you recommend any books for get junior knowledge in python? I need progress very soon (((
DomiKo: in my eval if angle != 0 then i say that it isn't safe landing
Scarfield: but you still rely on the "search" to find the angle to be 0 (with the eval) and not overwriting the last genes before impact
DomiKo: yes
DomiKo: hmmm
DomiKo: maybe with that
Scarfield: okay, thought so to, but i think i figured out what my problem is
DomiKo: hmmm
DomiKo: i didn't think of that
Scarfield: xD genetic engineered algo
DomiKo: XD
DomiKo: i guess that could really help
DomiKo: maybe i will get some extra points with this
DomiKo: yap
DomiKo: now i have 338 in 1 test case
Scarfield: nice, wasnt my intention, but happy to help, even without knowing it xD
DomiKo: the best score on forum is 341
DomiKo: so really thanks :D
Scarfield: haha np :D
DomiKo: hmm i have some problem with vertical speed :(
PhillipMartinez: So I'm new here and have little experience. But I want to better my skills any advice>?
DomiKo: do puzzles
PhillipMartinez: Dope
DomiKo: a lot of them
PhillipMartinez: Thanks,
Astrobytes: Assuming you're familiar with the basics of at least one language
Astrobytes: Basics being variables, loops, conditions etc
PhillipMartinez: Yup. just looking to refine the skills, whatever I run into and don't know is just another thing to learn.
Astrobytes: Great attitude :)
PhillipMartinez: Always :smile:
Scarfield: AstroBetty
Astrobytes: From now on I will call you Betty
DomiKo: Scarfield without if for angle != 0
DomiKo: i have to corrent path by hand
DomiKo: but result is better
Scarfield: nice :muscle:
DomiKo: error is like 0.1 of vertical speed
DomiKo: so it's really easy to correct
Scarfield: https://youtu.be/nU1VfYYKMDk?t=29
Scarfield: nice, i will probably implement it myself, when i figure out where my current bug is :'(
Astrobytes: I prefer this Scarfield:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUSGuNxt-4
Scarfield: not available in my country :(
Astrobytes: Black Betty by Leadbelly
Scarfield: yea can see the title, just not play the video
Scarfield: lol found another video available, interesting version xD
Astrobytes: was late 1930s, rendition of an old work/prison song. Quality stuff.
DomiKo: top20 ;D
Astrobytes: gg DomiKo
Astrobytes: *gj
Scarfield: oh had no idea, just remembered it from Need for Speed Underground 2 soundtrack
Scarfield: sweet, you were 25 before iirc?
Astrobytes: Yeah I remembered that too, just thought I'd give a history lesson
DomiKo: yes
Scarfield: nice
Scarfield: and sure, then i have learned something today :p
Astrobytes: Learnfield
DomiKo: 333 -> 338
360 -> 365
505 - 509
DomiKo: i guess like 6 points
DomiKo: more i can get
DomiKo: so thank you ;)
Scarfield: you welcome, i will ask another question that gives you the remaining points soon :p
Astrobytes: hahaha
DomiKo: i love your question
DomiKo: they are so accurate
eulerscheZahl: need for speed underground 2, loved that game
eulerscheZahl: and Brooke Burke told us to drive carefully in real life
eulerscheZahl: well, i never cared about the styling part of the game. upgraded whatever helped for the game, no matter how it looked like
Scarfield: oh yea, had steering wheel and pedals for it as well :)
eulerscheZahl: keyboard for me
Astrobytes: same
Scarfield: i still remember one drag race, where she said "Don't switch gears first", as if staying in 1st gear the longest would win the race
eulerscheZahl: and i had that epic downhill drift
eulerscheZahl: and finished it by ramming into the wall
Scarfield: xD
Scarfield: loved the mustang, one of the few rear wheel drive cars in the game i think, and drifted like crazy
DomiKo: top 15 coming
DomiKo: ohh man
DomiKo: that tip is so powerful
DomiKo: from 2453 to 2475
jacek: its not othello is it
DomiKo: mars lander ;)
jacek: bot updated. now im ready when m smits will start working on breakthrough
PAINANDSUFFERING: UwU
PAINANDSUFFERING: Yes, yes, lots of pain
PAINANDSUFFERING: Yum yum
PAINANDSUFFERING: Hehehe
PAINANDSUFFERING: Anyone here read "We Are Legion" and 'For We Are Many" by Dennis Taylor?
offeck: I didnt, are these books worth a read?
PAINANDSUFFERING: Yea, they're really good
Zenoscave: what tip was marslander?
Zenoscave: need to get rid of my old mars lander hardcode soon
DomiKo: DomiKo, curious; Does your GA for Mars Lander figure out the land vertically, or do you enforce it to do so?
Zenoscave: Oh I remember seeing that one
Zenoscave: thx
DomiKo: but you still rely on the "search" to find the angle to be 0 (with the eval) and not overwriting the last genes before impact
DomiKo: yea
DomiKo: i seen this to
DomiKo: but never used it before
Zenoscave: No GA for the optim yet
Astrobytes: Zenoscave, nice puzzle man. Way outside my comfort zone, took me about a day of reading lol
jacek: in other words, 1 star
Astrobytes: *day of researching, not reading the statement
Zenoscave: Glad you liked!
Zenoscave: What lang did you solve in?
GAUSS_: ı am at beginner level in development. And ı wanna learn python. Any Advice?
Zenoscave: do the beginner puzles. ask for help here when stuck on a particular one and never ask for advice until all your own research doesn't work. but always ask for advice right after ;)
R3Ked: why do i have compiler error CS0165
R3Ked: and would it be ok to post my code in chat
GAUSS_: thx to advice. ı will research :)
Zenoscave: It is suggested to only post small portions of code that aren't full solutions. but error messages are always welcome in pastes
R3Ked: well i just started writing my code
R3Ked: so i think it's ok
Zenoscave: But as for puzzles it is different. most people in chat have already solved the puzzles so it is also fine
R3Ked: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/5f10d82b-92df-4683-a9fd-d2e76700d8f9
Zenoscave: Just try not to post full code solutinos for multiplayer or optim games usually
R3Ked: it's error code CS0165
Zenoscave: what does that error mean?
R3Ked: it says that there's an unassigned variable
R3Ked: and it points to the output log
Zenoscave: does it give what line the problem is on?
R3Ked: yes
R3Ked: the line that reads "Console.WriteLine(moveTo);
R3Ked: forgot end quote whoops
Zenoscave: well is moveTo always have a value?
Zenoscave: what happens if Tx <= lightX?
R3Ked: oh that fixed it
R3Ked: i just gave it a null value at the start
Zenoscave: ;)
rangelucas: _Flippy man tell me how you saved those 2 chars haha
rangelucas: pretty please
woaisthisgit: yeah i really need to know too
woaisthisgit: i found a way to get 57 but 56? wow
Zenoscave: what lang was the solution in? and what problem?
woaisthisgit: we all had python
Zenoscave: what was the problem? CoC?
Zenoscave: which one?
woaisthisgit: yes
woaisthisgit: err.. i dont know how to find out lol
Zenoscave: just describe it
Dlx: #whenYouRealizeYourClashWas99%LongerThanNeeded;p
woaisthisgit: if you repeat the list L, find the Pth element. Input: line 1, length of L and P space seperated. Line 2, the elements of list L space seperated.
woaisthisgit: Test case input: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/ec0b3013-a018-4684-bbc8-9a5b4971ee61
Zenoscave: how long was the soln? 55?
woaisthisgit: 56
woaisthisgit: you have a working 55?
woaisthisgit: please share :D
Zenoscave: one sec. I'm solving it now
rangelucas: i did 58 as woaisthisgit
woaisthisgit: thanks :)
Zenoscave: _,P=input().split();print((input()*99).split()[int(P))
Zenoscave: how long is that
Zenoscave: 55
woaisthisgit: 54 but i think the syntax is a bit messed up
Zenoscave: yeah missing a ]
R3Ked: ok wow
woaisthisgit: ah it doesnt work tho
R3Ked: i suck at this so much i had to read the pseudo code
woaisthisgit: when you multiply input theres a space missing
Zenoscave: doesn't work though
Zenoscave: yeah just saw that
Zenoscave: _,P=input().split();print((input().split()*99)[int(P)])
Zenoscave: That should work
woaisthisgit: it almost works but
woaisthisgit: you need the nth element
woaisthisgit: so its one off
Zenoscave: Oh and it's off by one becase the index of the first is 0
woaisthisgit: working 57 if you subtract 1
woaisthisgit: hmmm
Zenoscave: _,P=input().split();print((input().split()*9)[int(P)-1])
Zenoscave: I bet the test cases aren't enough that 9 was too small or repeats
woaisthisgit: guess it must be; i honestly cant think of anything else
woaisthisgit: thanks for your help :)
Zenoscave: np
Zenoscave: also wanna see a shorter awful one
woaisthisgit: yeah sur
woaisthisgit: sure
rangelucas: nice one
rangelucas: you cant guarantee what the test cases will be if you havent played it before, right?
rangelucas: I mean, there are more test cases than the ones you usually get to use
rangelucas: right?
woaisthisgit: yeah
woaisthisgit: but usually they're very similar
rangelucas: I see
Zenoscave: f,s=$<.map &:split;$><<s[(f[1].to_i%f[0].to_i)-1]
Zenoscave: ruby 49 chars
Zenoscave: works for any input, no tricks
rangelucas: ruby so much better for code golf
woaisthisgit: ^
rangelucas: will I invest my time on learning it, tho? not sure haha
ZloyLosyash: hey guys, what does it means
ZloyLosyash: Failure
Found: Nothing
Expected: Nothing
Dlx: no idea
Dlx: sounds like a bug
Zenoscave: You have a newline when you shouldn't or vice versa
Dlx: or are you creating your own challenge?
Zenoscave: also I have a 41 char solution in C to that CoC ;) won't give it out though
ZloyLosyash: nope, i'm solving puzzle. I've passed all tests and can't pass this one
R3Ked: yippee, more compiler errors!
R3Ked: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/138c8567-7ac0-4c86-a9a9-417302548ef0
ZloyLosyash: ok, endl did the trick. thanks
Zenoscave: np
Zenoscave: yw
R3Ked: it says this:
R3Ked: CS1525: Invalid expression term '}'
Zenoscave: youre missing a semicolon or some other character before the '}'
R3Ked: i have my semicolons all lined up
R3Ked: i don't see what i'm missing
Zenoscave: then a paren?
Zenoscave: not sure without seeing the line and surrounding parts
R3Ked: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/138c8567-7ac0-4c86-a9a9-417302548ef0
Zenoscave: line after else has } not {
Zenoscave: mistyped
R3Ked: bruh
Zenoscave: lol
R3Ked: think i just saw it as curly brackets not opening and closing curly brackets
Zenoscave: been there
R3Ked: i'm checking out the bot programming
R3Ked: and people just keep crashing their pods
R3Ked: why
R3Ked: i'm going up against a bunch of syntax errors
tomatoes: but they re indestructible 🤨
tomatoes: pods
R3Ked: i'm going up against people who have freed their code of semicolons
R3Ked: "semicolon more like semiNOlon"
R3Ked: oh there's someone who doesn't syntax error
R3Ked: i clicked view full leaderboard, how do i go back to the previous view?
R3Ked: oh nvm
LinhT.Nguyen: có ai chơi 7h sáng ko =)))))))))))
Putnam3145: i am so close
Putnam3145: i can feel it
Putnam3145: 3 clashes in a row
Putnam3145: i've done it!!
Putnam3145: due to a lucky series of shortest code, which, it turns out, ruby is, in fact, "overpowered" in
Putnam3145: orrr no i didn't
Putnam3145: darn
Esquivelh: xD
Putnam3145: okay, NOW i have done it
LinhT.Nguyen: damn xD
TheBlueness: i am retarded
and38: yoooo
TheBlueness: please call child protective services
TheBlueness: my parents failed me in my educaiton
NguyenManhCuong: yo
