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This week's challenge was to encode/decode binary morse code . ch-1.pl ch-2.pl Sample Run $ perl perl5/ch-1.pl PWC 1011101110100010111011100011101011101 $ perl...

Part 1 ch-1.pl Sample Run $ perl perl/ch-1.pl 1923-01-20 What I Did First we have to validate the input, which seemed to be best done with a regex. I don't...

This week's challenge had a great problem selection. Both parts had succinct easy to understand problem statements and yet they both allowed lent themselves...

I continued my efforts in the Perl Weekly Challenge with solutions in Perl, Raku, and the guest language C++. I've decided to split any write-ups on the C++...

I was traveling for work most of this past week and so the creativity behind the solutions to this week's Perl Weekly Challenge might not be at exactly the...

Another week, another chance to get creative with some Perl! Part 1 This code is done to solve the stated problem as generally as possible! That means that...

Both parts this week were numerical computations. For Part 1 we generate so called attractive numbers which are numbers whose count of prime factors is itself...

Part 1 Sample Run $ perl perl5/ch-1.pl [5, 11][7, 13][11, 17][13, 19][17, 23][23, 29][31, 37][37, 43][41, 47][47, 53] What I Did There have been several prime...

Part 1 Sample Run $ perl perl5/ch-1.pl chancellor chocolate 8 What I Did First off, I have to say that I re-used some code from Part 2 of Challenge 004 . In...

Parsing with Parse::Yapp and using the Bhagavad Gita API . Back in Week 10 I decided to handle Roman numerals with a byacc based parser . This week I used a...

As with the previous weekly challenges the problem statements are short and are included in the first comment of the code. The code blocks shown link to GitHub...

Below is my take on each of the two parts to challenge 002. The problem statements are short and are included in the first comment of the code. The code blocks...

So much use of Class::Struct! I never really used Class::Struct before. When I needed a simple object Perl's basic object system was always fine and when I...

Both parts of this week's challenge seemed to have the same theme of performing a calculation that inspires recursion. I wrote a bit about recursion in Perl...

Anagrams! This weeks challenge involves anagrams. The problem statements are short and are included in the first comment of the code. The code blocks shown...

Both parts of this week challenge seemed straightforward. Details below! As with the previous weekly challenges the problem statements are short and are...

This weeks Perl Weekly Challenge presented a problem I hadnt really thought of before: how to do a ranking or what is mathematically referred to as a weak...

As you'll see below I took a bit of an over engineered approach to Part 1 by using Parse::YYLex with byacc . That was a fun rabbit hole to dive into and...

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This week I wrote some Perl 6 code for the first time. I did a pretty straight lift of the Perl 5 code, which I wrote first, into Perl 6. When Perl 5 code uses...

As with the previous weekly challenges the problem statements are short and are included in the first comment of the code. The code blocks shown link to GitHub...

My approach this week was to first implement solutions in Perl as a proof of concept and to determine the best approach to each of the two parts of the...

Final Perl Weekly Challenge of 2019 Part 1 ch-1.pl Sample Run ch-1.pl output What I Did Wrote a function display() which takes as input any number of arrays...