I recently played "the farmer was replaced", unlike most coding sims the "levels" overlapped so I made a "map" function and made fairly short solution for all its puzzles. So your solving several problems at once and you probably reuse some code (however the game doesnt have a low line count leaderboard, and it python, and its poorly balanced etc)

So its been on my mind that you can make coding challenges that reuse code. so basic framework for making such a thing:

1. have 18 puzzles, probably on the easier side of code golf
2. the statement "import mylib" is free, and the score of mylib is heavily discounted
3. ban "import std.algorthims" so people write their own generic libs
4. ???
5. d's community lib dev, gooder

On Saturday, 22 June 2024 at 15:56:38 UTC, monkyyy wrote:

You will need to ship a compiler with your game if you want to run D inside the game. Can be done, but not my kind of project.

On Monday, 24 June 2024 at 06:07:02 UTC, Kapendev wrote:

if you ship on steam, not if its a github thing or even a website that uses whatever open source compiler running services

On Saturday, 22 June 2024 at 15:56:38 UTC, monkyyy wrote:

my current list

css colors
foobarfizzbuzz
prime factoration
emojify
morse decoding
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rule 110
3n+1 bottles of beer
token counter
small clock
1 billion line changle(to 10k lines?)
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excited cat
nice number
match ()'s
coin change
3 sum

I'm looking for canonical good solutions and bad solutions for testing and scoring reasons

and 3 more puzzles

and a scoring system (tokens rather then char's, maybe some edge cases to prevent lookup tables)

if anyone's interested I'll take any help

On Tuesday, 25 June 2024 at 19:47:34 UTC, monkyyy wrote:

repo: https://github.com/crazymonkyyy/monkyyy-code-golf-course-

I probably wont be on beerconf again if theres been any more attempts