diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 529d005..4c5ef39 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -2,9 +2,16 @@ "International Obfuscated Python Code Competition" and other codes... - -# palindrome +## palindrome _yp.py_ is a source code which has the property of outputs its own source code reversed which you can execute again to obtain the same code. + +## iopcc 2023 + +My submission to iopcc 2023. This source code compute fibonacci numbers by giving script +the range of the month. + +Plus, source code has been tweaked to be seen as a rabbit in ASCII art. + diff --git a/iopcc_2023/fibonacci.py b/iopcc_2023/fibonacci.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..04bbef2 --- /dev/null +++ b/iopcc_2023/fibonacci.py @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +x,y=[6 ,11]\ +,[ 48,67 ];s\ + =[ x for x \ + in vars ( )]\ + ;b= vars( )[s[ x[ + 0]]] ;k= list( (b. + __dict__ .keys ( + ) )) ;g= getattr(b + ,k[x[1]*2]);m=g( + b,k[y[1]+1]);l=g\ + (b ,k + [x [1 + ]* 3] ); i=\ + g( b, k[ x[ + 1] *6]);p =g\ + (b ,k[y[0 ]- + x[0]]) ;a=g(g(b,k + [x[0]] )("".join( + m( g(b,k[ x[ + 0] //2+x[ 1] + ]) ,(m( g( + b, k[y[ 0] + -1 ]) ,g(b,k[x [1]+ + y[ 1] +1])([*[ g(b, + k[ y[0]-1]) (y)] *3 + ], [0,x[0], 0])) )) + )) ,"". join(m(g(b + ,k [x[0 ]//2+x[1]] + ), (m (g + (b ,k [y + [0 ]- 1] + ), g( b, + k[x[1] +y[1 ]+1] + )([*[g (b,k [y[0 + ]- 1])( y) ]*4],[x[0]*- 3,-1 + ,x [0]* -2 ,x[0]//2]))) ))); +p(i((1/5**.5)*(((1+5**.5)/2)**(i(a[1])+1)-((1 +-5**.5)/2)**(i(a[1])+1)))) if l(a)>1 else p(1) + +# Rabbits are great to compute fibonnacci numbers +# ASCII art freely inspired from Row - https://www.asciiart.eu/animals/rabbits +# (c) 2023 Mindiell diff --git a/iopcc_2023/remarks.md b/iopcc_2023/remarks.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..15f676d --- /dev/null +++ b/iopcc_2023/remarks.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# Remarks + +This source code returns the fibonacci number at the end of the nth month as explained +on wikipedia : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_sequence + +When used without any argument, it works like month 0. + +As stated in the source code: "Rabbits are great to compute fibonnacci numbers" + +## Author + +Mindiell (iopcc@mindiell.net) + +### Help and acknowledgments + +Thanks to AFPy and especially to mdk and entwanne for their help. +Thanks to Row for its original ASCII art of a delicious rabbit. + +## Usage + + python fibonacci.py N + +Where N is the month. It returns corresponding fibonacci number. + +## Compatibility + +No external library is necessary to run it. + +### Python versions + +It should work on python 3.10 and 3.11 only. + +### OS + +It has been succesfully launched on Debian and WSL Debian. +