how on earth do you write this in lisp, I mean better than I have here.. surely it must be possible?
Rube Goldberg devices are definitely acceptable if it makes the final code better.. hope you have some ideas /prog/
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Anonymous2007-08-12 18:08 ID:UuB0Fh1x
LOL Lisp.
int f(n){(!(n%3) || !(n%5))}
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Anonymous2007-08-12 18:19 ID:+1As6lo3
LOL De Morgan.
int f(n){!(n%3 && n%5)}
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Anonymous2007-08-12 18:23 ID:UuB0Fh1x
>>7
LOL some sort of newfag college undergrad who just finished discrete math. My version is clearly more readable, hence it is superior to yours in every way possible.