My Julia solution
using Base.Iterators
is_palindrome(n) = begin
dn = digits(n)
all(dn .== reverse(dn))
end
lim = Int64(1e6)
res = filter(is_palindrome,lim:-1:0)
using DataFrames
lp = DataFrame(k = 1:1_000_000, largest_palindrome = Array{Int64,1}(lim))
# found stores the integers backwardds
ok(lim, res, lp) = begin
found = BitArray(lim)
found .= false
tot = Int128(0)
cap = lim
r = res[1]
for r in res[1:end-1]
bs = res[res .<= (cap - r)]
cs = res[res .<= ceil((cap - r)/2)]
res1 = vec([r + b + c for (b, c) in product(bs,cs)])
res1 = res1[res1 .<= cap]
for rr in res1
if !found[rr]
lp[rr,:largest_palindrome] = r
tot = tot + r
found[rr] = true
end
end
for i in lim:-1:1
if !found[i]
cap = i
break
end
end
end
(tot, found, lp)
end
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Welcome to PPCG! This is currently off-topic. We're hosting programming challenges that require an objective winning criterion. Also, this is potentially a duplicate of this question.
– Arnauld – 2018-09-22T12:49:24.3071I should also note that there is no explicit win condition present here. – Don Thousand – 2018-09-22T17:41:00.617
Note that duplicate should not be interpreted as exactly the same but rather as trivially portable. – Jonathan Frech – 2018-09-24T02:47:44.320
Golf this or have the fastest running time. I think is not a valid winning criterion. – Jonathan Frech – 2018-09-24T02:49:32.390
@JonathanFrech it's not trivially portable. Finding the maximum component is different to finding ANY combination. – xiaodai – 2018-09-24T03:49:00.417
@JonathanFrech if Golf or fastest is not then what is? I can easily make similiar comments, e.g. your example is not helpful. – xiaodai – 2018-09-24T03:50:11.900
Hi @xiaodai and welcome to PPCG. In terms of winning criteria, the only issue in this case is that challenges typically either have code golf or fastest code as the scoring metric, but not both. You could conceivably create a challenge that uses both metrics but the scoring system would need to be very explicit in that case. That being said, even if a single winning criterion was chosen this challenge is pretty similar to the other challenge referenced which typically counts as a duplicate on this site – dylnan – 2018-09-24T04:12:44.000
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Also, there is a sandbox on the meta site where people can post their potential questions to see what others think of them. A lot of people use it, even really experienced users who have been on PPCG for a long time
– dylnan – 2018-09-24T04:14:15.020@xiaodai You can of course state that my example -- I do not know which example you are referring to -- is not helpful. However, this differs from a winning criterion not being valid as the latter -- I think -- is more objectively decidable. – Jonathan Frech – 2018-09-24T13:16:01.730