r/dailyprogrammer solutions

by Evan Hahn

The dailyprogrammer subreddit posts daily programming challenges, some of which I’ve solved. The easy ones are very useful for learning languages, I feel.

#40 - easy, CoffeeScript and Ruby
#47 - easy, CoffeeScript, JavaScript
#48 - easy, Ruby, Python
#48 - intermediate, JavaScript
#49 - difficult, CoffeeScript
#50 - difficult, CoffeeScript
#68 - easy, Python
#86 - intermediate, CoffeeScript
#89 - easy, C, CoffeeScript
#90 - easy, C
#91 - easy, JavaScript, CoffeeScript
#99 - easy, CoffeeScript and C
#101 - easy, CoffeeScript
#102 - easy, Go
#112 - intermediate, CoffeeScript
#114 - easy, C
#115 - easy, Ruby
#118 - easy, Ruby
#121 - easy, Ruby
#132 - intermediate, Ruby
#134 - easy, Ruby
#136 - easy, Ruby
#158 - easy, Brainfuck
#232 - intermediate, Wren
#333 - intermediate, Bash

This isn’t in the right place, but I also did an r/tinycode programming challenge in 25 characters of CoffeeScript, which is right here.

Like much of my code, these are all licensed under the Unlicense.