Questions tagged [fizzbuzz]
A programming challenge, popularized by Jeff Atwood, that prints the numbers from 1 to 100, where multiples of three print "Fizz," multiples of five print "Buzz," and multiples of both three and five print "FizzBuzz."
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Rust Iterator Fizzbuzz
Rust is one of my first forays on a strongly typed language, beginning to like it's strictness, and am looking to improve my comprehension.
Rules
Fizzbuzz is a programming challenge with the ...
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Solving Fizz Buzz using LINQ in C#
The Fizz Buzz challenge is well-known and should not need any explanations, right?
I recently got a bit bored and came up with a solution for Fizz Buzz using LINQ and even asynchronous code and a lot ...
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Extensible Fizzbuzz in Haskell
I am getting used to how things should be written/thought about in (idiomatic) Haskell. I wrote a FizzBuzz program that prints to the console. I wanted to generate things from the core info of the ...
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FizzBuzz in Csharp
For my first CodeReview, I would like to present my FizzBuzz solution in C#. My design has all of the rule logic about when to display what in separate classes through an interface. This design should ...
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Beginner FizzBuzz
I wrote a FizzBuzz program to get comfortable with C++. I haven't learned any languages before this, but I'm doing this on my own. I learned if, ...
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FizzBuzz with more parameters in Swift
Here's my approach to an extensible version of the FizzBuzz challenge in Swift (so one can add more numbers to be checked against other than just 3 and ...
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A stream version of Fizz Buzz
I'm trying to learn streams and hashmaps, in doing so I want to make a very scalable, very clean version of FizzBuzz while adhering to the book Clean Code by Robert Cecil Martin.
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Functional / Declarative FizzBuzz
I spent some time today trying to write FizzBuzz in a functional/declarative style. I thought it would be a good chance to get some feedback on it since I've been doing functional programming for ...
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Unit-testable C# FizzBuzz
To support a demonstration I'm going to be doing, I need a short C# program that can be unit tested. I decided to make a FizzBuzz split into a few methods:
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fizzbu| - Fizzbuzz with dynamic height
Here is a variation on a theme: fizzbuzz. After providing this answer recently, I decided to practice some VueJS skills with outputting the values and conditionally applying styles based on the value. ...
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FizzBuzz in Javascript
I'm sure everyone here knows what FizzBuzz is. I would like constructive criticism for my solution.
I'm a beginner to programming as a whole and this isn't my first solution, but it's what I think is ...
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FizzBuzz in Rust [closed]
I want to make fizzbuzz method return the resolved value and then pass it to println!. Been having quite a problem with &str vs String. Wanted to use &str as return value as it's immutable so ...
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FizzBuzz with Lambda Expressions in Java
I wanted to create a FizzBuzz in Java that is supposed to be open for extension.
So the initial problem is the good old, if divisible by 3 print fizz, if divisible by 5 print buzz, if divisible by ...
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FizzBuzz in FreezeFlame
This is the first question for this language, and I decided I would do a FizzBuzz.
I used a template literal as a proof of concept, same goes for the pipe (|>). ...
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Solution for sum of all fizzbuzz numbers in a given range
The number fizz buzz is composed of two numbers that are fizz and buzz.
fizz represents the numbers that are divisible by 3 and buzz are the numbers that are divisible by 5.
combining both fizz buzz ...
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FizzBuzz in Common Lisp
Where I stand on Lisp
So, Lisp. It's been on my radar for years and I'm finally getting around to learning it. The syntax is foreign but I find I'm having the most difficulty in the areas of ...
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A Structured FizzBuzz
Warning
Wall of text, little bit of code. This question is about as much as introducing the language as it is about whether or not I still know how to write the language.
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Programmable ...
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FizzBuzz implementation in Java without modulus operator
I was trying to implement FizzBuzz without modulus operator.
Areas of concern: inner for loop maybe not needed? seq[] array maybe not needed?
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Fizz Buzz Test Driven Development
Task:
Create the Fizz Buzz game using Test Driven Developoment. Print the correct word for range 1-100.
The implementation:
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Over-Engineered FizzBuzz, ’17-style
In my first question I tried to show “real” coding concerns while still keeping the implementation brute simple; using a loop over data rather than a string of separate testing statements, isolating ...
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FizzBuzz, ’17-style
My exercise is to write the Fizz Buzz problem with the following in mind:
Use the latest up-to-date style and best practices for a C++17 compiler.
Don’t just show that I can write a loop. Rather, ...
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x86 FASM assembly Reverse FizzBuzz
This program counts down from 100 to 1 and:
If the current number is a multiple of 3 it prints "Fizz" instead of the number
If it is a multiple of 5 it prints "Buzz" instead of the number
If it is a ...
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Attempt at the Most dynamic FizzBuzz possible in Java
I was trying to come up with the most dynamic fizzbuzz answer I could.. and well, this is what I came up with:
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FizzBuzz in F# with functional programming
Learning F#, created a somewhat elaborate fizzbuzz-builder implementation to see if I'm starting to "get" F# and thinking functionally:
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Optimized FizzBuzz in brainfuck
While looking for brainfuck related things, I came across Simon Forsberg's FizzBuzz in Brainfuck and cheekily commented a link to my own brainfuck FizzBuzz answer over on PPCG. He suggested I should ...
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Expandable fizz buzz javascript
I've been learning JavaScript for a few weeks and thought to give the ol' fizzbuzz another try. My goal was for expandability. In other words, I wanted to be able to add more keywords without having ...
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General FizzBuzz in Scala
I wanted to create a FizzBuzz implementation that both showcases the strengths of Scala (Functional paradigm and collections) and is general enough to anticipate the typical interview follow-up ...
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FizzBuzz in Befunge93
The intro
Yesterday I learned of the existence of Befunge. See my (sort of) related question about a Befunge interpreter in Python. And it made me want to learn the language, and what do programmers ...
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FizzBuzz with debugging output
This is a pretty simple FizzBuzz variant. I'm more interested in my use of C (this is my first bit of C code) than I am in my actual FizzBuzz implementation, although I'm always open to suggestions.
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Maintainable and Adaptable FizzBuzz implementation
Something I haven't often seen in FizzBuzz implementation is a focus on making it flexible and maintainable. I have attempted to create a version that prioritizes these, such as by making it easier to ...
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Game about choosing a “boom number” and then count one by one (version 2)
I posted this question two days ago and received some helpful answers.
I was advised to try to incorporate the suggestions into the code and also to try to code the steps of the "game task" that I ...
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Game about choosing a “boom number” and then count one by one
The goal is this "simple game".
The game is all about that you choose a "boom number" and then count
one by one from 1. Every time that the player hits a number that can
be divided by the "...
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Is this FizzBuzz code idiomatic Groovy?
I'm new to Groovy but have some experience with Java, C and Python. I'd appreciate your feedback on Groovy style and features in this FizzBuzz code.
Review Checklist
Is it idiomatic Groovy code?
Can ...
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Fizzbuzz some Fibonacci numbers
I was teaching some new people in office a bit of COBOL, so I threw together this exercise where they had to write a program that would generate the first 10 numbers of a Fibonacci suite and then test ...
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Ruby & OOP: FizzBuzz Game
I would like a more elegant solution for this problem, I think the FizzBuzzArrayBuilder class is not used properly. Also can those ...
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Javascript FizzBuzz and Behavior-Driven Development Using Mocha and Chai
I am currently getting closely acquainted with Behavior-Driven Development. Could someone tell me how I am doing with the Fizzbuzz program below? I am interested in both improving the Javascipt code ...
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FizzBuzz - A quartet of solutions
Since the FizzBuzz challenge is about developing ideas, I've added
a third test case for which I chose divisibility by 7 and its accompanying
tag "Go". This tag was purposely given a length other ...
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Sequence program (FizzBuzz-like)
I have wrote a program which prints sequence of numbers. But if number is divisible by 4 it prints x if divisible by 7 it prints ...
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Fizzbuzz function in PHP
Most implementations of FizzBuzz that I've seen rely on 3 modulus operations. Mine does two and a Boolean. (Not implying one is better, just different)
I understand that FizzBuzz is supposedly not to ...
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Beginner FizzBuzz in Python
This is my first attempt at solving Fizzbuzz. I've always been pretty weak at algorithms, so I'm trying to improve. Specific feedback on performance would be appreciated.
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What's wrong with this FizzBuzz?
The rules are unsurprisingly:
Write a program that prints the numbers from 0 to 100. But for multiples of three print “Fizz” instead of the number and for the multiples of five print “Buzz”. For ...
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Yet another boring FizzBuzz
I've just finished my first program written in Java. It's a simple, boring, yet well-known FizzBuzz challenge where you have to:
Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for
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FizzBuzz in MIPS, unneccessary branches
I'm just starting out in MIPS (as is evident by the fact that I'm writing a FizzBuzz program), and my program runs fine and gives the desired output, but I feel like there is a way to do it without as ...
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Yet another FizzBuzz in Haskell
Time for the most original question of the year: writing a FizzBuzz in Haskell!
So here is what I came up with:
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Fizz, Buzz, or FizzBuzz?
I was messing around online at work the other day when our phone systems went down. I came across the R programming language. Now I'm not guru with programming by ...
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FizzBuzz Implementation in Java
Fairly new to learning interview questions and I saw this one and gave it a shot. I would very much appreciate some constructive criticism of how I went about it and what you would tell me if you were ...
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FizzBuzz in Scala
As the title suggests, this is my FizzBuzz implementation in Scala.
I started learning Scala (and functional programming in general) in small steps about two months ago, and one recent assignment ...
