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This is how to get “helloworld” forever

1. generate 1767707668033969 (code: )
2. store that in x (code: )
3. generate 3656158440062975 (code: )
4. store that in y (code: )
5. compute x/y (code: )
6. convert that to a base 36 number (code: )
7. print that (code: )
prints “0.helloworldhelloworldhelloworld”…

(NOTE: Do not try at home. Stupid floating point precision. )
note to self: (1767707668033969/3656158440062975).toString(36) in repl

ev3coolexit987654 wrote:

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This is how to get “helloworld” forever

1. generate 1767707668033969 (code:

1767707668033969

)
2. store that in x (code:

var x=1767707668033969

)
3. generate 3656158440062975 (code:

var x=1767707668033969
3656158440062975

)
4. store that in y (code:

var x=1767707668033969
var y=3656158440062975

)
5. compute x/y (code:

var x=1767707668033969
var y=3656158440062975
x/y

)
6. convert that to a base 36 number (code:

var x=1767707668033969
var y=3656158440062975
x/y.toString(36)

)
7. print that (code:

var x=1767707668033969
var y=3656158440062975
alert(x/y.toString(36))

)
prints “0.helloworldhelloworldhelloworld”…

It doesn't work for me…

ev3coolexit987654 wrote:

var x=1767707668033969
var y=3656158440062975
alert((x/y).toString(36))

Fixed, needed brackets around (x / y)

I get 0.helloworldj

in what language? wolfram alpha right?

chuckdaboss wrote:

in what language? wolfram alpha right?

??????
it's javascript…

Haha this is clever

$(".box-head")[0].textContent = "committing AT crimes since $whenever"

__init__ wrote:

I get 0.helloworldj

NoMod-Programming wrote:

It doesn't work for me…

Floating points…