I challenge you to find a shorter code that the condition above is met.
#define min main(){}
min
I challenge you to find a shorter code that the condition above is met.
#define min main(){}
min
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That does not work because c++ compiler looks for the main function.
cool challenge
this is the shortest i know for C++:
main(){}that wouldn't work with python interpreter but for c++ it's the shortest.
This one is 2 bytes shorter:
No 1-letter function exists in Python 3.12 so I'm pretty sure this is the shortest.
Thanks for replying; you brought my attention back to this problem, which caused me to think more about it. Turns out, there is a shorter solution. It uses an entirely different idea. Here it is:
This compiles with g++ and runs with Python 3.11 (probably works with 3.12 too). It is 1 byte shorter than my previous solution.
An even shorter solution can be compiled with gcc as C source code, but doesn't compile with g++ as C++ source code:
With some clever Python semicolon usage, you can reduce this from 24 bytes CRLF/21 bytes LF to 22 bytes CRLF/20 bytes LF.
That looks cool I guess!
it`s so fun!