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Forwarded from drunktimelord via @iruncode_bot
Language:
c


Code:
main() { int šŸ† = 5; printf("%d", šŸ†); }


Output:
5
Forwarded from Zac via @iruncode_bot
Language:
py3


Code:
import random as r;h=r.choice;u=str.upper;l=list;m=map;c,C,v,V=0,1,2,3
def _(b):
c,v='bdfghjklmnprstvwyz','aei'
V,U=f'{b:02b}'
return h(u(v) if int(V) else u(c)) if int(U) else h(v if int(V) else c)
F=[C,v,c,v,c,v]
print(*l(m(_,F)),' ',*l(m(_,F)),sep='')


Output:
Wetiki Mevabi
Forwarded from I Run Code
Language:
py3


Code:
import random as r

# selectable character options for templating words
# note: keys should be a single lowercase string character
options = {
"c": "bdfghjklmnprstvwyz",
"v": "aeio",
"e": ["ĆØ", "eĆØ", "Ć ", "aeux"],
"t": ["III", "PhD", "MD", "VII"]}

# the word template layout using above selectable option keys
# note: if you give a value name as a capital letter, the resulting selection will be capitalized
# note 2: keys should be integers
templates = {
1: "Cvvcvcv",
2: "Vccvcv",
3: "Cvcvce t"}

# the printable order of templated words
# note: using template more than once yields a new word each time, following the given template
# note 2: reference to templates should be integers, strings are included as-is
nformat = [1, 2, 3, "son of", 1, "Jr."]

# delimiter between names
delim = ' '

# selects based on option
def select(opt):
try:
k = opt.lower()
c = r.choice(options[k])
except KeyError:
# handle unknown keys as character literals
return opt
cu = c.upper()
return cu if opt.isupper() else c

# template builder
def template_build(format_list):
output = ''
for i, k in enumerate(format_list):
if isinstance(k, str):
if i==0:
output += k
else:
output += delim + k
elif isinstance(k, int):
if i==0:
output += ''.join(map(select, templates[k]))
else:
output += delim
output += ''.join(map(select, templates[k]))
return output

print(template_build(nformat))


Output:
Liokojo Etbipe Vodizaeux MD son of Doibomo Jr.
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Language:
py3


Code:
from string import ascii_lowercase as alpha
import random as r
import re
VOWS = 'aeiouy'
CONS = re.sub(f'[{VOWS}]', '', alpha) # todo: fix 'y'
options = {}
def select(opt):
try:
k = opt.lower()
c = r.choice(options[k])
except KeyError:
# handle unknown keys as character literals
return opt
cu = c.upper()
return cu if opt.isupper() else c


def template_build(format_list, templates):
output = ''
for i, k in enumerate(format_list):
if isinstance(k, int):
output += ''.join(map(select, templates[k]))
return output


def classify(phrase):
global options
options = {'c': '','v': '','a': ''}
templates = {}
nformat = []
for i,word in enumerate(phrase):
temp = ''
for chr in word:
lowc = chr.lower()
if lowc in CONS:
if lowc not in options['c']:
options['c'] += lowc
temp += 'C' if chr.isupper() else 'c'
elif lowc in VOWS:
if lowc not in options['v']:
options['v'] += lowc
temp += 'V' if chr.isupper() else 'v'
elif lowc.isalpha(): # other alpha chars
if lowc not in options['a']:
options['a'] += lowc
temp += 'A' if chr.isupper() else 'a'
else: # other special chars
options[chr] = chr
temp += chr
if temp in templates.values():
for k,v in templates.items():
if v==temp:
nformat.append(k)
break
else:
templates[i] = temp
nformat.append(i)
return template_build(nformat, templates)


def main(inp):
print(classify(inp), end='')


if __name__=='__main__':
import sys
lines = sys.stdin.readlines()
if len(lines[0]) > 0:
main(lines)
else:
print('Please enter a phrase to regenerate!')


Stdin:
The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters


Output:
Tzy Tez if Bibnen, bi Mep Bizemt
Can you decipher this?
030.05f.039.05f.030.02d.032.05f.033.05f.030.02d.032.05f.037.05f.030.02d.031.05f.030.05f.031.02d.038.05f.030.05f.031.02d.038.05f.030.05f.031.02d.031.05f.031.05f.031.02d.032.05f.033.05f.030.02d.034.05f.038.05f.030.02d.034.05f.030.05f.031.02d.031.05f.030.05f.031.02d.034.05f.031.05f.031.02d.031.05f.030.05f.031.02d.036.05f.034.05f.030.02d.032.05f.033.05f.030.02d.035.05f.036.05f.030.
The first one to send the fully and correctly deciphered result to @Zacci will be featured on this channel!
Congratulations to @HaloDragon for solving the cipher!

The answer was "Z Hello There. A"

The screenshot shows the code that was used to decipher, but here is the code that was used to generate the cipher:
print(''.join([f"{ord(x):03x}." for x in '-'.join(['_'.join(reversed(f"{ord(c):03d}")) for c in "Z Hello There. A"])]))
Forwarded from Wirtos_new [Roman]
šŸ’œwC_Code -m{:
; = 42;

mn {
const ;_; = -;;
d(;_;);
}

Result{:
    [int] ";_;" = -42 

<rtn>: 0
Forwarded from Avijneyam via @iruncode_bot
Language:
javascript


Code:
console.log((!![]+[])[0]+([][[]]+[])[3]+(typeof[]+[])[2]+(![]+[][[]]+[])[1]+(![]+[])[3])


Output:
tejas
😢1
Forwarded from Jonathan via @iruncode_bot
Language:
py3


Code:
import cgitb,curses.ascii,bdb,abc
print(abc.ABC.__doc__[13:16]+cgitb.inspect.__doc__[643:646]+curses.killchar.__doc__[30:33]+abc.ABC.__doc__[32:35]+abc.get_cache_token.__doc__[11:14]+bdb.os.__doc__[930:933]+abc.ABC.__doc__[23:24])


Output:
that's kinda cursed
Forwarded from Zac via @iruncode_bot
Language:
py3


Code:
print(f"{-0j}>mafs  šŸ—‘")


Output:
(-0-0j)>mafs  šŸ—‘
Language:
py3


Code:
print(f"šŸ—‘   mafs<{str(-0j).replace('j)','¬ <)')}")


Output:
šŸ—‘   mafs<(-0-0¬ <)
šŸ‘1
Forwarded from Jonathan via @iruncode_bot
Language:
c


Code:
#include <stdio.h>
char s[3] = "nice!";
int main(){
for(char t = 0; t<=2; t++){
printf("%c", s[t]+(int)(11-(11*t)+13.5*t-17.5*(t==1)));
}
}


Output:
yes
🤨1
Forwarded from Wirtos_new [Roman] via @iruncode_bot
Language:
gcc


Code:
int main() {
__asm__ (
"mov $1, %eax;\n"
"mov $1, %edi;\n"
"lea .msg(%rip), %rsi;\n"
"mov $10, %edx;\n"
"syscall;\n"
"jmp . + 12;\n"
".msg: .ascii \"Hello Zac\\n\";"
);
return 0;
}


Output:
Hello Zac
šŸ¤”1
Forwarded from Zac via @iruncode_bot
Language:
py3


Code:
import random as r
import statistics as s
t=[]
for x in range(1000):
sel=[1]*1000+[2]*1000
d={1:0,2:0}
while (d[1]!=d[2]) or not (d[1] or d[2]):
d[r.choice(sel)]+=1
t.append(d[1]+d[2])
print(f"mean:{s.mean(t)}\nmode:{s.mode(t)}\nmedian:{s.median(sorted(t))}")


Output:
mean:1408.87
mode:2
median:2.0
🤯1
Can anyone decipher what kind of incrementation is happening after each of the following steps? (e.g. from 1000 to 1001 is a step of n+1)

11111
01111
01011
11011
10011
00011
00010
10010
11010
01010
01110
11110
10110
00110
00100
10100
11100
01100
01000
11000
10000
00000
šŸ‘1
Forwarded from Zac via @iruncode_bot
Language:
py3


Code:
def isObiWan(Kenobi):
return 0b1 == Kenobi

Kenobi = 0b1
print(isObiWan(Kenobi))


Output:
True
šŸ’©3😐2
Forwarded from Zac via @iruncode_bot
Language:
py3


Code:
s = "CBCABABACCC"

d = {};[exec('d[s[i+1:i+2]]=d.get(s[i+1:i+2],0)+1') for i,c in enumerate(s) if c == s[i+2:i+3]];print(*sorted(d, key=lambda k: d[k],reverse=1)[0:1])


Output:
B
🄓2
Language:
py3


Code:
s = "CBCABABACCC"
print(sorted([(i, (sum(s[x-1]==s[x+1] for x in filter(lambda j: s[j]==i, range(1,len(s)-1))
))) for i in set(s)], key=lambda k: k[1], reverse=1)[0][0])


Output:
B
🤯1
Forwarded from davide
(lambda paths: (lambda get, d: ([d.update(get(path)) for path in paths], d)[-1])((lambda g: lambda path: g(g, path.split("/")))(lambda g, path: (lambda s: s[0] if len(s) == 1 else {s[0]: g(g, s[1:])})(path)), dict()))(["a/b/c/d", "x/y/z/q"])
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Language:
python


Code:
comb = lambda f: lambda *args: f(f, *args)
_fib = lambda f, n: n if n <= 1 else f(f, n - 1) + f(f, n - 2)

fib = comb(_fib)
print(fib(10))


Output:
55