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Tic-Tac-Toe Grid Transformation - 7 entries
Your mission is to efficiently convert the original Tic-Tac-Toe grid, represented by 'x's and 'o's, into a neat and well-organized game board.
Pick and sort servers from mirror list - 37 entries
Retrieve the primary server for each country from a mirror list file and organize them alphabetically by country name. Given a mirror list file containing server information for various countries, the objective is to extract the primary server from each country and then arrange these servers in alphabetical order based on the respective country names.
Populate 3D bone names list - 46 entries
Ran into this at work, excited to see how this gets optimized
Remove line numbers - 82 entries
From http://web.archive.org/web/20140831121704/http://dirac.org/linux/gdb/02a-Memory_Layout_And_The_Stack.php#investigatingthestackwithgdb.
Find fix point of cos - 648 entries
Write a function to find the fix point of cos. It is not a good code; It is just to use vim. Inspired by the excellent https://mvanier.livejournal.com/2897.html about the Y combinator.
Insert column data on Confluence-style table - 264 entries
Add ip addresses into new "IP" column based on the last digits from the "Server" column
Surround the 'z' character with brackets, quotes, and print as formatted string. - 335 entries
Surround the 'z' character with brackets, quotes, and print as formatted string.
Easier Align - 188 entries
Align the columns of a markdown table
Paste a column after a column - 1676 entries
This task is very common while using multi-cursor. What is the elegant vim way ?
Filter number combinations that don't add to 11 - 249 entries
Append the sum of each line to its end, alongside an equals sign, and remove any that do not sum to 11. The ordering of lines should stay the same. Note that the combinations are semi-arbitrary and not all 4-number combinations are present in the file.
Tabbed Table to Python Array - 486 entries
Not payed by the hour? So make it fast ;-) The table contains the relative occurencies of bigrams (two consecutive letters) in 1/100,000 in the german language, copy-pasted from http://www.mathe.tu-freiberg.de/~hebisch/cafe/kryptographie/bigramme.html
HS exam question - 1275 entries
Convert the data to a python dictionary
Reformat symbols in list - 1210 entries
Saw this in some lecture, easy reformatting using multiple cursor in VS Code
Fizzbuzz - 428 entries
type the first 100 lines of the fizzbuzz problem
Substraction (bis) - 452 entries
Solve the equations (adapted from the original @Caek_'s challenge).
Changing around text with citations - 243 entries
Based off of something I saw on reddit
Poorly indented Python comments - 977 entries
Fix the alignment of some Python comments as quickly as possible.
Many duplicates - 1048 entries
Quick and easy
2 quick changes and a numbered list - 507 entries
The ascii will not be lost, but rather numbered in 4 digit blocks with leading zeros.
delete swap - 1268 entries
delete all swap
Generate a very basic Python constructor (fixed) - 1008 entries
Original by @BiddulphCaleb (http://www.vimgolf.com/challenges/6019f1c4642668000cee11e8) - had some extra spaces in output file.
Fix the shell script! - 1852 entries
Fix the shell script with the fewest keystrokes!
Visual block training - 842 entries
You see the input. You see the output. Go.
Innocent Monster - 136 entries
You have the tools, just create him!
Put a newline after every 10 lines in vim - 1426 entries
Goal is to put a newline after every 10 lines in vim.
Java to JavaScript - 225 entries
Let convert some simple Java file to JavaScript!
Wikitext headings to markdown - 854 entries
Convert the wikitext headings to markdown.
hello-world-vimgolf - 2125 entries
Simple number generation
Contribute to keyboard mashing - 758 entries
Speak in tongues
Reordering Lorem Ipsum - 212 entries
Who even sorted this?
Solve anagram with ASCII letters - 31 entries
ASCII created by TOIlet command
Fill in the chess board - 782 entries
Fill in the name of each square using its file (a-h) and rank (1-8).
Learn to ask for :help - 468 entries
Learn to use the help to reduce your strokes...
Plotting some variables in python - 1431 entries
4 sets of (x,y) variables to plot. Just increment the numbers! Well, let's change the colors of the lines as well. Oh and we meant to plot the absolute values of course.
Transpose a python matrix - 717 entries
Rotate the matrix in 90 degrees.
Create a diamond comment - 273 entries
Encapsulate the text in a diamond pattern.
Lowercase first characters - 441 entries
This is the (abridged) input for Day 3 in Advent of Code 2019. The output is a format more suitable for Prolog programming: the two lines of input become two lists of pairs, joined together in a wires functor.
Make list of numbers from 1 to 30 more compact, but more confusing - 81 entries
Change the naming logic of numbers to end up with less lines.
Write Hello World in the 'i use arch btw' -programming language - 29 entries
> "I use Arch btw" is an esoteric programming language based on Brainfuck in which the Brainfuck commands have been replaced with the following keywords: i, use, arch, linux, btw, by, the, way. https://github.com/OverMighty/i-use-arch-btw
Migrated to Postgres! - 275 entries
Celebration completion of this project. https://github.com/igrigorik/vimgolf/pull/322
Increment number for every 10 lines - 189 entries
The file consists of 2 columns (code and percentage). We need to add 2 more columns with increasing number for 4th column (Xcols) and increment 3rd column (Ycols) only for every 10 lines with reset of 4th column
simple replacements - 1301 entries
The goal is to see the replacement commands in action.
Inverting Lines - 1637 entries
A simple challenge to invert all lines, except the first.
CSV to MD format - 341 entries
To convert a CSV list to Markdown list
Generate a very basic Python constructor - 293 entries
I actually needed to do this myself, so I look forward to learning how.
Python dataclasses - 828 entries
Simple challenge to extract fields from a Python class
Count to 100 in word form - 58 entries
Write all the numbers from 1 to 100, using their word forms rather than the digit form. Most of the parts you will need are included in the input file. Use hyphens when appropriate.
RUST HTML to maud. - 17 entries
RUST HTML to maud. maud is one of the template engines for server-side rendering based on rust. rusty practice on vimgolf
RUST Cargo.toml version to last - 308 entries
RUST Cargo.toml version to last. rusty practice on vimgolf
대법원 인명용 한자 바인딩(Combine Hangul and Chinese characters) - 27 entries
The character system of Chinese characters has caused difficulties in character encoding for a long time. The content is to link the Korean name and the corresponding Chinese character. input is simply pasted Chinese table, and you need to make it in json format. Most of them are omitted because there are too many Chinese characters, but I think it's better to work from "가" to "힐". There are a few rules here. 1. One Hangul must correspond to multiple Chinese characters. 2. In the case of "a(b c)", "a" is a redundant Chinese character, so you must remove "a" and use only "b c". 3. There are some characters here that don't appear to be an encoding issue, but they should all be used. 4. Should follow json format, Chinese characters are arrays. 문자인코딩의 역사속에서 한문은 여러가지 난제를 만들어왔습니다. 이 문제는 대법원 인명용 한자를 바인딩하는 것입니다. input은 단순히 인명용한자 표를 붙여넣기 한 것이며, 이것을 json형식으로 만들어야합니다. 한자가 너무 많은 관계로 대부분을 생략하였으나, 기본적으로 "가"부터 "힐"까지 모두 동작하는 것이 좋다고 생각합니다. 여기에는 몇가지 규칙이 있습니다. 1. 한글 하나에는 여러개의 한자가 대응합니다. 2. "a(b c)"같은 경우 "a"는 중복된 한자이므로, "a"를 제거하고 "b c"만을 사용해야합니다. 3. 몇몇 한자는 인코딩의 문제로 보이지 않을 수 있습니다. 그러나 모두 사용해야합니다. 4. json형식을 따르며, 한자는 배열입니다.