Get the lowest possible pylint score within 128 bytes of python

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pylint has no lower bound on the scores it will give your code. It uses the following metric to score code, with the maximum score being 10:



10.0 - ((float(5 * error + warning + refactor + convention) / statement) * 10)


With python 3.6, try and write a program that:



  • Outputs "Hello World" when run from the command line (i.e. python script.py), and no other output.


  • Gets the lowest possible score from pylint, with default settings (i.e. pylint script.py)


  • Is strictly less than or equal to 128 bytes in size.






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    If you took the PEP standard of 80 characters per line over ten lines, your maximum byte count would be 800. I would suggest something around 64 or 128 bytes.
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pylint has no lower bound on the scores it will give your code. It uses the following metric to score code, with the maximum score being 10:



10.0 - ((float(5 * error + warning + refactor + convention) / statement) * 10)


With python 3.6, try and write a program that:



  • Outputs "Hello World" when run from the command line (i.e. python script.py), and no other output.


  • Gets the lowest possible score from pylint, with default settings (i.e. pylint script.py)


  • Is strictly less than or equal to 128 bytes in size.






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    If you took the PEP standard of 80 characters per line over ten lines, your maximum byte count would be 800. I would suggest something around 64 or 128 bytes.
    – Jonathan Frech
    5 hours ago










  • @JonathanFrech Good point. I've set to 128 bytes. Thanks for your help!
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pylint has no lower bound on the scores it will give your code. It uses the following metric to score code, with the maximum score being 10:



10.0 - ((float(5 * error + warning + refactor + convention) / statement) * 10)


With python 3.6, try and write a program that:



  • Outputs "Hello World" when run from the command line (i.e. python script.py), and no other output.


  • Gets the lowest possible score from pylint, with default settings (i.e. pylint script.py)


  • Is strictly less than or equal to 128 bytes in size.






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pylint has no lower bound on the scores it will give your code. It uses the following metric to score code, with the maximum score being 10:



10.0 - ((float(5 * error + warning + refactor + convention) / statement) * 10)


With python 3.6, try and write a program that:



  • Outputs "Hello World" when run from the command line (i.e. python script.py), and no other output.


  • Gets the lowest possible score from pylint, with default settings (i.e. pylint script.py)


  • Is strictly less than or equal to 128 bytes in size.






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    If you took the PEP standard of 80 characters per line over ten lines, your maximum byte count would be 800. I would suggest something around 64 or 128 bytes.
    – Jonathan Frech
    5 hours ago










  • @JonathanFrech Good point. I've set to 128 bytes. Thanks for your help!
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    If you took the PEP standard of 80 characters per line over ten lines, your maximum byte count would be 800. I would suggest something around 64 or 128 bytes.
    – Jonathan Frech
    5 hours ago










  • @JonathanFrech Good point. I've set to 128 bytes. Thanks for your help!
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If you took the PEP standard of 80 characters per line over ten lines, your maximum byte count would be 800. I would suggest something around 64 or 128 bytes.
– Jonathan Frech
5 hours ago




If you took the PEP standard of 80 characters per line over ten lines, your maximum byte count would be 800. I would suggest something around 64 or 128 bytes.
– Jonathan Frech
5 hours ago












@JonathanFrech Good point. I've set to 128 bytes. Thanks for your help!
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@JonathanFrech Good point. I've set to 128 bytes. Thanks for your help!
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-3330.00 -3540.00



  • Lost 210 points thanks to Dennis -- exiting with the required string instead of printing it.

exit("Hello World"
)>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_


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  • -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
    – Dennis♦
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  • -3540
    – Dennis♦
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  • @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
    – Jonathan Frech
    2 hours ago

















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-335.0



126 bytes



print("Hello World");import os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os





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    Could you not squeeze another ,os in there? Or are the two trailing spaces necessary for your score?
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-840.0





print("Hello World"),0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0


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0<0 seems to be pretty good, for a score of -30 points per each occurrence.






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    -3330.00 -3540.00



    • Lost 210 points thanks to Dennis -- exiting with the required string instead of printing it.

    exit("Hello World"
    )>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_


    Try it online!






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    • -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
      – Dennis♦
      3 hours ago










    • -3540
      – Dennis♦
      2 hours ago










    • @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
      – Jonathan Frech
      2 hours ago














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    -3330.00 -3540.00



    • Lost 210 points thanks to Dennis -- exiting with the required string instead of printing it.

    exit("Hello World"
    )>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_


    Try it online!






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    • -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
      – Dennis♦
      3 hours ago










    • -3540
      – Dennis♦
      2 hours ago










    • @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
      – Jonathan Frech
      2 hours ago












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    -3330.00 -3540.00



    • Lost 210 points thanks to Dennis -- exiting with the required string instead of printing it.

    exit("Hello World"
    )>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_


    Try it online!






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    -3330.00 -3540.00



    • Lost 210 points thanks to Dennis -- exiting with the required string instead of printing it.

    exit("Hello World"
    )>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_>_,_


    Try it online!







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    • -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
      – Dennis♦
      3 hours ago










    • -3540
      – Dennis♦
      2 hours ago










    • @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
      – Jonathan Frech
      2 hours ago
















    • -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
      – Dennis♦
      3 hours ago










    • -3540
      – Dennis♦
      2 hours ago










    • @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
      – Jonathan Frech
      2 hours ago















    -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
    – Dennis♦
    3 hours ago




    -3330 is the score with a trailing newline, which puts the byte count at 129. The missing final newline decreases the score to -3340.
    – Dennis♦
    3 hours ago












    -3540
    – Dennis♦
    2 hours ago




    -3540
    – Dennis♦
    2 hours ago












    @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
    – Jonathan Frech
    2 hours ago




    @Dennis Did not know pylint penalizes you for the trailing new line; thanks for the improvement.
    – Jonathan Frech
    2 hours ago










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    -335.0



    126 bytes



    print("Hello World");import os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os,os





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      Could you not squeeze another ,os in there? Or are the two trailing spaces necessary for your score?
      – Jonathan Frech
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      Could you not squeeze another ,os in there? Or are the two trailing spaces necessary for your score?
      – Jonathan Frech
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    Could you not squeeze another ,os in there? Or are the two trailing spaces necessary for your score?
    – Jonathan Frech
    4 hours ago





    Could you not squeeze another ,os in there? Or are the two trailing spaces necessary for your score?
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    4 hours ago











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    -840.0





    print("Hello World"),0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0


    Try it online!



    0<0 seems to be pretty good, for a score of -30 points per each occurrence.






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      -840.0





      print("Hello World"),0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0


      Try it online!



      0<0 seems to be pretty good, for a score of -30 points per each occurrence.






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        print("Hello World"),0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0


        Try it online!



        0<0 seems to be pretty good, for a score of -30 points per each occurrence.






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        -840.0





        print("Hello World"),0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0,0<0


        Try it online!



        0<0 seems to be pretty good, for a score of -30 points per each occurrence.







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