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I've got a 41 byte python solution. I might have a chance this time.For the updated challenge? Then the first thing it must output after input is "FORTY-ONE".
I'm eager to see how you guys made words out of numbers ( without any builin libs, that is), in such a low number of bytes.It's kinda like, in TI-BASIC:
... or maybe I'm just missing something :P
Edit : ok, I did - it's much better now that I read the post carefully :D
Disp "SEVEN
Except you have to add the input handling I mentioned earlier. :P
I have a question. I made a TI-Nspire Lua console some time ago that basically gives you a Lua command line where you can enter scripts (and it has io, etc). Am I allowed to enter scripts that run in it (and depend on it)?If it works in a normal Nspire Lua script editor (like LDStudios has), it shall be acceptable.
(Basically it's a bit like a shell)
Well the thing would be, you can't really use a console if the other environment doesn't provide one :PI'll accept it if anyone with an Nspire can run it with as few external utilities as possible. The tester I use is http://bwns.be/jim/WEBspire/editor.html