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Ubuntu.

11-line Python version: if __name__ == "__main__": for i in range(1, 101): s = "" if not i % 3: s += "fizz" if not i % 5: s += "buzz" if s is not "": print(s.capitalize()) else: print(i)

I didn't. I made it this way: Start with an empty string If i is a multiple of 3, add "fizz" If i is a multiple of 5, add "buzz" In other words: if i is a multiple of both numbers, the string will also have both "fizz" and "buzz" in it.

I like it.

23 lines in Vala. public static int main (string[] args) { string re; for (int i = 1; i < 101; i++) { re = ""; if (i % 3 == 0) { re += "fizz"; } if (i % 5 == 0) { re += "buzz"; } if...

I made one too. This thing works nicely in a browser. Also the first time I have written Javascript that actually works.

Take all those iPhoney-praising posts, replace that with Nokia N900 and you'll know what I think about mine.

So true, so true. I'm working (or at least trying to work) on a map editor. I'm going to call it Teru-Sama. But because I don't speak Delphi, looking at GoldMap's source is useless for me. So does anyone know a document about the map format?

I'm working on two projects, Pineapple and an unnamed one. I always start with maps. For Píneapple I design the region as I map. For the other one, I took a map of Johto from vgmaps.com, cut it in pieces, rearranged them until it started to look nice and then sticked with it. Then I paste my...

I support this thread! I've recently started to learn hex editing... Just changing some random bytes around. My only true "discovery" so far is that changing 0x466 (in Yellow) from 28 ('G') into something else like 52 ('R') disables random battles in tall grass.

Game: Gold Hack name: Pineapple Map name: A beach

Spring 2002: Not knowing how to save and thinking I got stuck in Elm's lab I think there was no space between time and phone cards the first time I played it Trying to get to the lake behind Cherrygrove Talking to the strange tree near Violet I think the second Slowpoke in Slowpoke Well was blue...

Gyarados A Tentacool in Sapphire. I caught it on the route to east from Pacifidlog.

Reposting this. Seriously! Does anybody know about GSC's map format?

Some compilers (such as GCC) write this kind of "useless" stuff into the binary. I can tell lots of things about the original author just at opening it in a hex editor. Well, not really. But now I know that it happens with GBA games too.