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Input:
We'll take three inputs:
- A delimiter-character
Dto split on - A character
Iwithin we ignore the character to split on (I know, that sounds vague, but I'll explain it below) - A string
S
Output:
A list/array containing the substrings after the split.
Example:
Input:
D = ','
I = '"'
S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Why? Splitting on comma would normally also split 98,00, 12,000,000 and ,-, in two/three pieces. But because they are within the I input character, we ignore ignore the split here.
Challenge rules:
- You can assume there will always be an even amount of
Icharacters in the input-string. - You can assume the character
Iwill always have aDnext to it (except when it's the first or last character of the input). So you won't have something likeD = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,b"c,d"e,f'. - The input-string
Scould contain none of eitherDorI. If it contains noD, we output a list with the entire input-string as only item. - The output list won't contain the character
Ianymore, even when it contained noD(as you can see at the"Abc "becoming'Abc 'in the example above). - It is possible that the substring within
Icontains onlyD. For example:D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'would result in['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']. - When an input has a leading or trailing
D, or two adjacentD, we'll have an empty item. I.e.D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'would result in['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']. - You can assume the inputs and outputs will only contain printable ASCII in the range
[32, 126](so excluding tabs and newlines). - You are also allowed to output all items new-line delimited instead of returning/outputting a list/array (especially for those languages that don't have lists/arrays; i.e. Retina).
General rules:
- This is code-golf, so shortest answer in bytes wins.
Don't let code-golf languages discourage you from posting answers with non-codegolfing languages. Try to come up with an as short as possible answer for 'any' programming language.
Standard rules apply for your answer, so you are allowed to use STDIN/STDOUT, functions/method with the proper parameters and return-type, full programs. Your call.
Default Loopholes are forbidden.- If possible, please add a link with a test for your code (i.e. TIO).
- Also, adding an explanation for your answer is highly recommended.
Test cases:
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Input:
D = ' '; I = ','; S = 'this is a test , to see if you understand it, or not , hmmm, I think I have too many commas , or not , perhaps..'
Output:
['this', 'is', 'a', 'test', ' to see if you understand it', 'or', 'not', ' hmmm', 'I', 'think', 'I', 'have', 'too', 'many', 'commas', ' or not ', 'perhaps..']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'
Output:
['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'
Output:
['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']
Input:
D = 'x'; I = 'y'; S = 'contains no lowercase X nor Y'
Output:
['contains no lowercase X nor Y']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'I'; S = "I'll remove all I"
Output:
["", "'ll remove all ", ""]
Input:
D = '1'; I = '3'; S = '1358984197316913997510582097494459207831640628620894825421137067931'
Output: ['', '58984197', '69', '9975105820974944592078', '64062862089482542', '', '70679', '']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'S'; S = 'regular split on spaces'
Output:
['regular', 'split', 'on', 'spaces']
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Inspired by this StackOverflow question.
Input:
We'll take three inputs:
- A delimiter-character
Dto split on - A character
Iwithin we ignore the character to split on (I know, that sounds vague, but I'll explain it below) - A string
S
Output:
A list/array containing the substrings after the split.
Example:
Input:
D = ','
I = '"'
S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Why? Splitting on comma would normally also split 98,00, 12,000,000 and ,-, in two/three pieces. But because they are within the I input character, we ignore ignore the split here.
Challenge rules:
- You can assume there will always be an even amount of
Icharacters in the input-string. - You can assume the character
Iwill always have aDnext to it (except when it's the first or last character of the input). So you won't have something likeD = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,b"c,d"e,f'. - The input-string
Scould contain none of eitherDorI. If it contains noD, we output a list with the entire input-string as only item. - The output list won't contain the character
Ianymore, even when it contained noD(as you can see at the"Abc "becoming'Abc 'in the example above). - It is possible that the substring within
Icontains onlyD. For example:D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'would result in['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']. - When an input has a leading or trailing
D, or two adjacentD, we'll have an empty item. I.e.D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'would result in['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']. - You can assume the inputs and outputs will only contain printable ASCII in the range
[32, 126](so excluding tabs and newlines). - You are also allowed to output all items new-line delimited instead of returning/outputting a list/array (especially for those languages that don't have lists/arrays; i.e. Retina).
General rules:
- This is code-golf, so shortest answer in bytes wins.
Don't let code-golf languages discourage you from posting answers with non-codegolfing languages. Try to come up with an as short as possible answer for 'any' programming language.
Standard rules apply for your answer, so you are allowed to use STDIN/STDOUT, functions/method with the proper parameters and return-type, full programs. Your call.
Default Loopholes are forbidden.- If possible, please add a link with a test for your code (i.e. TIO).
- Also, adding an explanation for your answer is highly recommended.
Test cases:
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Input:
D = ' '; I = ','; S = 'this is a test , to see if you understand it, or not , hmmm, I think I have too many commas , or not , perhaps..'
Output:
['this', 'is', 'a', 'test', ' to see if you understand it', 'or', 'not', ' hmmm', 'I', 'think', 'I', 'have', 'too', 'many', 'commas', ' or not ', 'perhaps..']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'
Output:
['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'
Output:
['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']
Input:
D = 'x'; I = 'y'; S = 'contains no lowercase X nor Y'
Output:
['contains no lowercase X nor Y']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'I'; S = "I'll remove all I"
Output:
["", "'ll remove all ", ""]
Input:
D = '1'; I = '3'; S = '1358984197316913997510582097494459207831640628620894825421137067931'
Output: ['', '58984197', '69', '9975105820974944592078', '64062862089482542', '', '70679', '']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'S'; S = 'regular split on spaces'
Output:
['regular', 'split', 'on', 'spaces']
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asked 43 mins ago
Kevin Cruijssen
32.5k554174
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up vote
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Inspired by this StackOverflow question.
Input:
We'll take three inputs:
- A delimiter-character
Dto split on - A character
Iwithin we ignore the character to split on (I know, that sounds vague, but I'll explain it below) - A string
S
Output:
A list/array containing the substrings after the split.
Example:
Input:
D = ','
I = '"'
S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Why? Splitting on comma would normally also split 98,00, 12,000,000 and ,-, in two/three pieces. But because they are within the I input character, we ignore ignore the split here.
Challenge rules:
- You can assume there will always be an even amount of
Icharacters in the input-string. - You can assume the character
Iwill always have aDnext to it (except when it's the first or last character of the input). So you won't have something likeD = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,b"c,d"e,f'. - The input-string
Scould contain none of eitherDorI. If it contains noD, we output a list with the entire input-string as only item. - The output list won't contain the character
Ianymore, even when it contained noD(as you can see at the"Abc "becoming'Abc 'in the example above). - It is possible that the substring within
Icontains onlyD. For example:D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'would result in['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']. - When an input has a leading or trailing
D, or two adjacentD, we'll have an empty item. I.e.D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'would result in['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']. - You can assume the inputs and outputs will only contain printable ASCII in the range
[32, 126](so excluding tabs and newlines). - You are also allowed to output all items new-line delimited instead of returning/outputting a list/array (especially for those languages that don't have lists/arrays; i.e. Retina).
General rules:
- This is code-golf, so shortest answer in bytes wins.
Don't let code-golf languages discourage you from posting answers with non-codegolfing languages. Try to come up with an as short as possible answer for 'any' programming language.
Standard rules apply for your answer, so you are allowed to use STDIN/STDOUT, functions/method with the proper parameters and return-type, full programs. Your call.
Default Loopholes are forbidden.- If possible, please add a link with a test for your code (i.e. TIO).
- Also, adding an explanation for your answer is highly recommended.
Test cases:
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Input:
D = ' '; I = ','; S = 'this is a test , to see if you understand it, or not , hmmm, I think I have too many commas , or not , perhaps..'
Output:
['this', 'is', 'a', 'test', ' to see if you understand it', 'or', 'not', ' hmmm', 'I', 'think', 'I', 'have', 'too', 'many', 'commas', ' or not ', 'perhaps..']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'
Output:
['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'
Output:
['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']
Input:
D = 'x'; I = 'y'; S = 'contains no lowercase X nor Y'
Output:
['contains no lowercase X nor Y']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'I'; S = "I'll remove all I"
Output:
["", "'ll remove all ", ""]
Input:
D = '1'; I = '3'; S = '1358984197316913997510582097494459207831640628620894825421137067931'
Output: ['', '58984197', '69', '9975105820974944592078', '64062862089482542', '', '70679', '']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'S'; S = 'regular split on spaces'
Output:
['regular', 'split', 'on', 'spaces']
code-golf string
asked 43 mins ago
Kevin Cruijssen
32.5k554174
Inspired by this StackOverflow question.
Input:
We'll take three inputs:
- A delimiter-character
Dto split on - A character
Iwithin we ignore the character to split on (I know, that sounds vague, but I'll explain it below) - A string
S
Output:
A list/array containing the substrings after the split.
Example:
Input:
D = ','
I = '"'
S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Why? Splitting on comma would normally also split 98,00, 12,000,000 and ,-, in two/three pieces. But because they are within the I input character, we ignore ignore the split here.
Challenge rules:
- You can assume there will always be an even amount of
Icharacters in the input-string. - You can assume the character
Iwill always have aDnext to it (except when it's the first or last character of the input). So you won't have something likeD = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,b"c,d"e,f'. - The input-string
Scould contain none of eitherDorI. If it contains noD, we output a list with the entire input-string as only item. - The output list won't contain the character
Ianymore, even when it contained noD(as you can see at the"Abc "becoming'Abc 'in the example above). - It is possible that the substring within
Icontains onlyD. For example:D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'would result in['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']. - When an input has a leading or trailing
D, or two adjacentD, we'll have an empty item. I.e.D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'would result in['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']. - You can assume the inputs and outputs will only contain printable ASCII in the range
[32, 126](so excluding tabs and newlines). - You are also allowed to output all items new-line delimited instead of returning/outputting a list/array (especially for those languages that don't have lists/arrays; i.e. Retina).
General rules:
- This is code-golf, so shortest answer in bytes wins.
Don't let code-golf languages discourage you from posting answers with non-codegolfing languages. Try to come up with an as short as possible answer for 'any' programming language.
Standard rules apply for your answer, so you are allowed to use STDIN/STDOUT, functions/method with the proper parameters and return-type, full programs. Your call.
Default Loopholes are forbidden.- If possible, please add a link with a test for your code (i.e. TIO).
- Also, adding an explanation for your answer is highly recommended.
Test cases:
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = '11020199,"Abc ",aduz,,444,bieb,dc,2 ,2222.00,whatever 5dc,222.22,22.00,"98,00","12,000,000",21-09-2018, 06:00,",-,"'
Output:
['11020199', 'Abc ', 'aduz', '', '444', 'bieb', 'dc', '2 ', '2222.00', 'whatever 5dc', '222.22', '22.00', '98,00', '12,000,000', '21-09-2018', ' 06:00', ',-,']
Input:
D = ' '; I = ','; S = 'this is a test , to see if you understand it, or not , hmmm, I think I have too many commas , or not , perhaps..'
Output:
['this', 'is', 'a', 'test', ' to see if you understand it', 'or', 'not', ' hmmm', 'I', 'think', 'I', 'have', 'too', 'many', 'commas', ' or not ', 'perhaps..']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = 'a,",",b,"c","d,e,,",f'
Output:
['a', ',', 'b', 'c', 'd,e,,', 'f']
Input:
D = ','; I = '"'; S = ',"a,b",c,,d,""'
Output:
['', 'a,b', 'c', '', 'd', '']
Input:
D = 'x'; I = 'y'; S = 'contains no lowercase X nor Y'
Output:
['contains no lowercase X nor Y']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'I'; S = "I'll remove all I"
Output:
["", "'ll remove all ", ""]
Input:
D = '1'; I = '3'; S = '1358984197316913997510582097494459207831640628620894825421137067931'
Output: ['', '58984197', '69', '9975105820974944592078', '64062862089482542', '', '70679', '']
Input:
D = ' '; I = 'S'; S = 'regular split on spaces'
Output:
['regular', 'split', 'on', 'spaces']
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R, 19 bytes
Regular unmodified scan with the appropriate arguments for text, sep and quote should do it.
scan(,t=S,"",,,D,I)
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(The "" argument for what could be modified to S for -1, but in the interest of clarity, I've left as is.)
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
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As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
2
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
I mean...scanis a function already. I can prefix the thing withfunction(D, I, S)if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.
– J.Doe
28 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submitscanfor 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?
– J.Doe
6 mins ago
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C (gcc), 64 bytes
c;f(d,i,s)char*s;c?*s:10);
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answered 18 mins ago
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Python 2, 71 bytes
D,I,S=input()
k=1
for p in S.split(I):print p.replace(D*k,'n'*k),;k^=1
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Python 3, 47 chars
''.join(list(filter(lambda x:x!=I,S))).split(D)
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R, 19 bytes
Regular unmodified scan with the appropriate arguments for text, sep and quote should do it.
scan(,t=S,"",,,D,I)
Try it online!
(The "" argument for what could be modified to S for -1, but in the interest of clarity, I've left as is.)
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
2
As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
2
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
I mean...scanis a function already. I can prefix the thing withfunction(D, I, S)if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.
– J.Doe
28 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submitscanfor 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?
– J.Doe
6 mins ago
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up vote
2
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R, 19 bytes
Regular unmodified scan with the appropriate arguments for text, sep and quote should do it.
scan(,t=S,"",,,D,I)
Try it online!
(The "" argument for what could be modified to S for -1, but in the interest of clarity, I've left as is.)
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
2
As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
2
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
I mean...scanis a function already. I can prefix the thing withfunction(D, I, S)if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.
– J.Doe
28 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submitscanfor 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?
– J.Doe
6 mins ago
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up vote
2
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up vote
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R, 19 bytes
Regular unmodified scan with the appropriate arguments for text, sep and quote should do it.
scan(,t=S,"",,,D,I)
Try it online!
(The "" argument for what could be modified to S for -1, but in the interest of clarity, I've left as is.)
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
R, 19 bytes
Regular unmodified scan with the appropriate arguments for text, sep and quote should do it.
scan(,t=S,"",,,D,I)
Try it online!
(The "" argument for what could be modified to S for -1, but in the interest of clarity, I've left as is.)
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
answered 35 mins ago
J.Doe
1,791112
1,791112
2
As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
2
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
I mean...scanis a function already. I can prefix the thing withfunction(D, I, S)if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.
– J.Doe
28 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submitscanfor 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?
– J.Doe
6 mins ago
add a comment |Â
2
As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
2
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
I mean...scanis a function already. I can prefix the thing withfunction(D, I, S)if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.
– J.Doe
28 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submitscanfor 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?
– J.Doe
6 mins ago
2
2
As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
As usual, R leading the way on string splitting challenges.
– ngm
31 mins ago
2
2
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
Talk about the right language for the job. :) Verified a few test cases, and they all seem to work fine, so +1 from me. PS: Taking input by storing it in a variable isn't allowed according to the meta.
– Kevin Cruijssen
30 mins ago
I mean...
scan is a function already. I can prefix the thing with function(D, I, S) if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.– J.Doe
28 mins ago
I mean...
scan is a function already. I can prefix the thing with function(D, I, S) if that's conformant, but really, this is how you'd call it anyway.– J.Doe
28 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submit
scan for 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?– J.Doe
6 mins ago
@KevinCruijssen Can I submit
scan for 4 bytes and then call it with the arguments in the appropriate places?– J.Doe
6 mins ago
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C (gcc), 64 bytes
c;f(d,i,s)char*s;c?*s:10);
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c;f(d,i,s)char*s;c?*s:10);
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C (gcc), 64 bytes
c;f(d,i,s)char*s;c?*s:10);
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answered 18 mins ago
l4m2
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C (gcc), 64 bytes
c;f(d,i,s)char*s;c?*s:10);
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answered 18 mins ago
l4m2
3,9581431
answered 18 mins ago
l4m2
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l4m2
3,9581431
answered 18 mins ago
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Python 2, 71 bytes
D,I,S=input()
k=1
for p in S.split(I):print p.replace(D*k,'n'*k),;k^=1
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Python 2, 71 bytes
D,I,S=input()
k=1
for p in S.split(I):print p.replace(D*k,'n'*k),;k^=1
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Python 2, 71 bytes
D,I,S=input()
k=1
for p in S.split(I):print p.replace(D*k,'n'*k),;k^=1
Try it online!
answered 7 mins ago
Lynn
48.8k694223
Python 2, 71 bytes
D,I,S=input()
k=1
for p in S.split(I):print p.replace(D*k,'n'*k),;k^=1
Try it online!
answered 7 mins ago
Lynn
48.8k694223
answered 7 mins ago
Lynn
48.8k694223
answered 7 mins ago
Lynn
48.8k694223
answered 7 mins ago
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48.8k694223
48.8k694223
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Python 3, 47 chars
''.join(list(filter(lambda x:x!=I,S))).split(D)
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Python 3, 47 chars
''.join(list(filter(lambda x:x!=I,S))).split(D)
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