VimGolfPlayed Challenges
Format a long line - 40 entries
Reformat long lines (gq), textwidth=78, no trailing spaces.
- Best score: 17
- Best player score: 18
- Position: #4 / 17
- Number of attempts: 1
Evil Numbers - 52 entries
Print the first 100 evil numbers https://oeis.org/A001969. This is an advert for code.golf https://code.golf/evil-numbers#viml
- Best score: 25
- Best player score: 25
- Position: #1 / 18
- Number of attempts: 5
Mirror image - 43 entries
Add the second eye
- Best score: 15
- Best player score: 21
- Position: #6 / 22
- Number of attempts: 1
Find anomalies - 103 entries
There is one special character per line
- Best score: 30
- Best player score: 30
- Position: #3 / 28
- Number of attempts: 5
Coordinate extraction - 47 entries
Get the coordinates of all "M"s from the Vim logo
- Best score: 43
- Best player score: 44
- Position: #6 / 14
- Number of attempts: 7
Quicksort - 1757 entries
We need the numbers in the first row sorted as quickly as possible! Be careful not to disturb the data below the divider though: that must remain unchanged.
- Best score: 6
- Best player score: 6
- Position: #112 / 385
- Number of attempts: 1
Reformat symbols in list - 1507 entries
Saw this in some lecture, easy reformatting using multiple cursor in VS Code
- Best score: 24
- Best player score: 25
- Position: #66 / 334
- Number of attempts: 2
Fizzbuzz - 539 entries
type the first 100 lines of the fizzbuzz problem
- Best score: 45
- Best player score: 45
- Position: #1 / 162
- Number of attempts: 5
Substraction (bis) - 582 entries
Solve the equations (adapted from the original @Caek_'s challenge).
- Best score: 21
- Best player score: 23
- Position: #24 / 110
- Number of attempts: 6
Visual block training - 1047 entries
You see the input. You see the output. Go.
- Best score: 17
- Best player score: 17
- Position: #1 / 195
- Number of attempts: 5
Levenshtein distance - 105 entries
Compute distance for each pair. Notice that this recursive implementation is very inefficient. Wagner-Fischer algorithm is iterative and much faster. #vimscript
- Best score: 27
- Best player score: 33
- Position: #18 / 37
- Number of attempts: 5
One number per line - 18673 entries
Just give me the numbers.
- Best score: 14
- Best player score: 15
- Position: #831 / 3852
- Number of attempts: 8
Prime Numbers - 345 entries
List the first 100 prime numbers.
- Best score: 34
- Best player score: 34
- Position: #7 / 102
- Number of attempts: 10
vim = 22 / 7 - 451 entries
pi square vim
- Best score: 20
- Best player score: 20
- Position: #37 / 133
- Number of attempts: 2
V to the i - 4771 entries
Input is 99 V's. Output is 100 i's.
- Best score: 7
- Best player score: 7
- Position: #775 / 1887
- Number of attempts: 2
Add semicolons - 10831 entries
Simply add a semicolon at the end of each line
- Best score: 10
- Best player score: 10
- Position: #730 / 3055
- Number of attempts: 2
Every other line - 2902 entries
AaAaAaA
- Best score: 12
- Best player score: 13
- Position: #266 / 702
- Number of attempts: 6
Kolakoski sequence -- level 1 - 65 entries
Generate the Kolakoski sequence as described by its first 75 terms.
- Best score: 22
- Best player score: 26
- Position: #8 / 18
- Number of attempts: 2
Long prime list - filter version - 28 entries
I've used the maximum input/diff/output size allowed by vimgolf to get a list of integers up to 1460 separated by newlines, and your goal is to only keep the lines containing primes. There are 232 of them I hope some of you will golf vimscript itself to create some function to run as a primality check for each line, which is a good exercise if you haven't done much vimscript yet! You're invited to also try copy-pasting and doing other non-smart text manipulation. Even more interesting would be to see a solution that uses text manipulation to do the filtering! Whether you use vimscript, normal-mode primality checks, or text manipulation, as long as the end result is valid, your answer will be valid! Let's see which method does better here. Best of luck!
- Best score: 27
- Best player score: 27
- Position: #1 / 9
- Number of attempts: 2
Sierpinski's Triangle - 84 entries
Build the famous fractal, Sierpinski's Triangle.
- Best score: 25
- Best player score: 29
- Position: #11 / 26
- Number of attempts: 3
Cartesian product - 222 entries
{1,2,3,4,5} X {1,2,3,4,5}
- Best score: 24
- Best player score: 25
- Position: #9 / 93
- Number of attempts: 1
50 factorials mod 97 - 50 entries
List 1! to 50!, but give your answer mod 97.
- Best score: 28
- Best player score: 28
- Position: #6 / 19
- Number of attempts: 3
Counting in binary - 478 entries
"a" represents 0; "A" represents 1. Start from zero and count to 15.
- Best score: 16
- Best player score: 17
- Position: #22 / 114
- Number of attempts: 1
It's a factor - 92 entries
Flaunt your macro prowess by factoring some numbers. Too hard? It takes less than 30 strokes, I promise.
- Best score: 24
- Best player score: 24
- Position: #1 / 37
- Number of attempts: 5
The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Vim - 404 entries
Someone has vandalized this text file and replaced the beginning character of one word in each line with a Big "X." Please remove the big X's, and fix each line to read "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog."
- Best score: 8
- Best player score: 10
- Position: #96 / 190
- Number of attempts: 2
Generate Fibonacci Numbers - 263 entries
Use your super vim powers to generate Fibonacci Numbers.
- Best score: 19
- Best player score: 19
- Position: #20 / 98
- Number of attempts: 1
Reverse Simple Deletion - 834 entries
You did the simple deletion, now reverse it.
- Best score: 11
- Best player score: 12
- Position: #358 / 455
- Number of attempts: 3
Contributed Challenges
Evil Numbers - 52 entries
Print the first 100 evil numbers https://oeis.org/A001969. This is an advert for code.golf https://code.golf/evil-numbers#viml
