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Every 3 seconds, add a room to the house.
A house with one room looks like this:
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Two rooms:
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Three rooms:
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Four rooms:
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Five rooms:
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- The rooms have to form a square, or as close as you can get, as shown above.
- You must use stdout or the equivalent
Smallest number of bytes wins.
Lolums
Posted 2015-09-12T17:11:17.553
Reputation: 159
For the two rooms, could they go on top of each other, since that's just as close to a square as next to each other? (This also applies similarly for larger inputs) – jrich – 2015-09-12T17:17:10.560
2The order the rooms are added are inconsistent. Does it matter how we add the rooms as long as it forms a square (or as close as possible)? – Downgoat – 2015-09-12T17:17:37.513
5Why is there a space between the rows of rooms for 3 rooms, but not for 4 rooms? – Reto Koradi – 2015-09-12T18:02:19.510
7What it does mean to be as close to a square as possible? – xnor – 2015-09-12T18:54:19.673
1Expanding on @xnor's point, which is squarer for 15, 5x3 perfect rectangle, or 4x4 with the corner missing? Are we allowed to move rooms that have already been drawn? If we're not allowed to move rooms, I'd go for the latter, but it's up to you to specify. – Level River St – 2015-09-12T20:20:39.337