128-bit programming challenge
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007Write a program that produces 128 specific bits of output. In the simplest case, output those 128 bits in a standard numeric form such as sixteen pairs of hexadecimal digits. Your program may not contain the 128 bits in literal form, it must manufacture them in some way.
128-bit programming challenge.
A boring / little imaginative example, but still:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
[9,240,-232,-15,155,-41,111,-136,125,-151,21,111,-98,-13,50,56].inject(0){|s,i|
print “%02X “%[s+i];s+i
}As a bonus, the program is 128 bytes (including the shebang line …)