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Daily Programming Challenge 2017-03-20 07:26:21 Post No. 59498089
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In any language, write a program that will draw a circle of arbitrary size in the terminal!
Since most terminals fonts are not 1:1, your circle might look like this:./circle 10
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You can cheat and make your circle look nicer by dividing your x values by 2../circle 10
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>>59498089
on it
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>>59498089>./circle 10
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That's circle 20, isn't it?
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>>59498089
what is 10? the radius?
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>>59498382
From what I understand it's the half of the perimeter
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>>59498402
too late, i ain't rewriting it
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>>59498089
>>59498264
>>59498706
thats not a circle
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>>59498723
it is, it's just that the y axis on the grid is stretched because of the font. The x/y values are accurate to a circle though.
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>>59498779
no its not looks like a oval
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>>59498807
you're right, you win. well done. now pls go.
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>>59498723
Drawing a circle is nearly impossible
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>>59498850
yeah this
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>>59498264
No, it's a circle 10.
You can just ignore rows of pixels with no points.
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>>59498089
post more akari, she makes me want to complete the challenge!
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What do I win?
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>>59499748
you can do it anon!
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