Answer by Albert.Lang for Print the Christmas alphabet
Python, 39 bytesprint(25*"%c"%(*{*range(65,91)}-{76},))Attempt This Online!Only 5 bytes longer than hardcoding the entire thing ...
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Pyth, 9 bytes+<G11>G12Try it online!ExplanationG - Pyth's pre-initialised variable to the lowercase letters in the alphabet.< - used to slice the string till 11.> - used to slice the string...
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jq, 27 characters[range(65;91)]-[76]|implodeSample run:bash-5.2$ jq -nr '[range(65;91)]-[76]|implode'ABCDEFGHIJKMNOPQRSTUVWXYZTry it online!
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Python 3, 50 49 bytesprint(''.join(chr(x+x//76)for x in range(65,90)))You could save two bytes by using Python 2, but nobody uses that anymore:Python 2, 47 bytesprint ''.join(chr(x+x/76)for x in...
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Haskell, 23 bytesfilter(/='L')['A'..'Z']Explanation['A'..'Z'] represents the entire uppercase alphabet, (/='L') is a shorthand for the lambda \x -> x /= 'L'. When both are passed to filter, this...
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Kotlin, 40 bytes{('a'..'z').minus('l').joinToString("")}Try it online!Kotlin, 40 bytes{('a'..'z').minus('l').forEach(::print)}Try it online!Lambdas () -> String and () -> Unit, respectively, that...
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Python 3, 51 bytesprint(*[chr(i+65)for i in range(26)if i-11],sep='')Try it online!Simple iteration combining range and chr.Python 3, 54 bytesa=*range(65,91),print(*map(chr,a[:11]+a[12:]),sep='')Try it...
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C (GCC), 48 46 bytes w/ help from @Neilmain(x){x-26&&putchar(x+64+(x>11))+main(x+1);}Attempt This Online!
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Acc!!, 41 bytesCount i while 25-i {Write (65+i)*77/76}Try it online!ExplanationLoop i from 0 to 24. Add 65 to convert to uppercase codepoints A through Y; then scale by a linear factor to skip over...
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XPath 2: 4241 27 bytesFirst attempt: 42 bytescodepoints-to-string(remove(97 to 122,12))Explanation:97 to 122 returns the sequence 97, 98, 99, ... 122remove( ..., 12) removes the 12th...
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Scala, 48 bytesGolfed version. Try it online!println(('a'to'z').patch(11,Nil,1).mkString(""))
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morsecco: 112 bytesYes, that's 4.5 times the size of the pure input, but don't forget that we have only three symbols, resulting in a factor ~5, compared to the full character set.The whole christmas...
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Answer by Arnauld for Print the Christmas alphabet
CP-1610 machine code, 14 DECLEs1 = 17.5 bytes1. CP-1610 instructions are encoded with 10-bit values (0x000 to 0x3FF), known as DECLEs. Although the Intellivision is also able to work on 16-bit data,...
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Perl 5, 13 bytessay A..K,M..ZTry it online!
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x86-64 machine code, 17 15 bytesB0 E6 04 5B AA 2C 4B 3C 01 14 F1 75 F5 AA C3Try it online!Following the standard calling convention for Unix-like systems (from the System V AMD64 ABI), this takes in...
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Python 3, 71 bytesimport string as sprint(s.ascii_lowercase[:11]+s.ascii_lowercase[12:])Try it online!
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sclin, 9 bytes$abc"l"--Try it on scline!Very straightforward.
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V (vim), 14 bytes:h<_jjYZZPtmxTry it online!Yet another post uses the trick found by Lynn.
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Retina, 14 bytes26*#Y`#`llTry it online! Outputs in lowercase but if the program is uppercased then it will output in uppercase instead. Explanation:26*#Insert 26 #s. (I can't use the default _ because...
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Octave / MATLAB, 21 18 bytesAnonymous function that takes no inputs and outputs the string with uppercase letters.@()['A':'K' 77:90]Try it online!How it worksThe code concatenates the two ranges of...
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