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Fizzbot has questions for you... so many questions. A FizzBuzz API for you to play with.
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Compile-time emulation of a 4-bit Virtual Machine using TypeScript's Type System
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I've never actually used Git or GitHub and had a random stupid urge to code a crappy hashing algorithm based on the 99 bottles of beer on the wall song but decided that because this is the first time I'm doing something on github it's a good idea to include FizzBuzz to "prove myself".
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A distributed, fault-tolerant, production-ready FizzBuzz implementation for the microservice cloud.
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FizzBuzz on Gorgonia
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Sample and open source implementations of FizzBuzz in several languages
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A collection of weird and awful FizzBuzz implementations
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FizzBuzz is a very simple programming task, used in software developer job interviews, to determine whether the job candidate can actually write code. It was invented by Imran Ghory, and popularized by Jeff Atwood. Here is a description of the task: Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100.
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Solution in ASM?
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I don't know real ASM, so it'd be cool to see an annotated solution to FizzBuzz in ASM or even WASM.
A simple fizzbuzz script.
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FizzBuzzPlusPlus é uma implementação Cross-Platform (Linux e Windows 32 Bits ou Windows 64 Bits) de autoria minha do "Teste de FizzBuzz", feito em C++;
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Took the popular javascript problem fizzbuzz and made it into a full stack web app
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fizzbuzzer gem 1, 2, Fizz, 4, Buzz, Fizz, 7, 8, Fizz, Buzz, 11, Fizz, 13, 14, Fizz Buzz, ... - a collection of algorithms for playing the word game for children that teaches division e.g. 7/3=? (one of the four basic arithmetic operations in mathematics) or helps you find the world's best coders in programming job interviews - are you (re)using the fizzbuzzer library? ;-) - don't reinvent the wheel or the feedbuzzer!
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keras version fizzbuzz of RNN.
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Starting from a bad implementation, making small incremental improvements.
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A program to show differences between Software 1.0 and 2.0 programming approaches using Neural Networks and a data-driven ranking program (LeToR) with Linear regression and Radial Basis Functions.
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You can use any programming language you like, but if your language already has a solution, try to use a different solution (Example: using Arrays)
You can then submit a Pull Request, but if your solution (in whatever language you were using) is already in the repository, it will not be merged, but it will still count for your Hacktoberfest contributions.