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##Pyke, 15 bytes, SAFE

Pyke, 15 bytes, SAFE

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)# 

Solution:

OEIS A038822
wR}DSR_Q*L+#P)l
I used a couple of red herrings here by using wR} to generate the number 100 and revealing the character R which is normally used to rotate the stack. I also used #P)l instead of the more simple mPs to count the number of primes in the sequence.

##Pyke, 15 bytes, SAFE

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)# 

Solution:

OEIS A038822
wR}DSR_Q*L+#P)l
I used a couple of red herrings here by using wR} to generate the number 100 and revealing the character R which is normally used to rotate the stack. I also used #P)l instead of the more simple mPs to count the number of primes in the sequence.

Pyke, 15 bytes, SAFE

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)# 

Solution:

OEIS A038822
wR}DSR_Q*L+#P)l
I used a couple of red herrings here by using wR} to generate the number 100 and revealing the character R which is normally used to rotate the stack. I also used #P)l instead of the more simple mPs to count the number of primes in the sequence.

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##Pyke, 15 bytes, SAFE

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)# 

Solution:

OEIS A038822
wR}DSR_Q*L+#P)l
I used a couple of red herrings here by using wR} to generate the number 100 and revealing the character R which is normally used to rotate the stack. I also used #P)l instead of the more simple mPs to count the number of primes in the sequence.

##Pyke, 15 bytes

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)# 

##Pyke, 15 bytes, SAFE

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)# 

Solution:

OEIS A038822
wR}DSR_Q*L+#P)l
I used a couple of red herrings here by using wR} to generate the number 100 and revealing the character R which is normally used to rotate the stack. I also used #P)l instead of the more simple mPs to count the number of primes in the sequence.

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  • 28.8k
  • 8
  • 53
  • 101

##Pyke, 15 bytes

Output

a(2) = 21 a(15) = 17 

Revealed code:

#R#D######+##)#