Weekly Challenge #11 - Mini Code Golf
For this challenge, you need to implement a program that lets you play mini golf where the source code is using the smallest amount of characters. Code Golf is a fun activity where you're trying to minify your code as much as possible. Mini golf is a fun game where you're trying to put a ball into a hole respecting the laws of physics. Combining the two should make for a fun challenge!
Winners:
- In first place, @BenjaminAster wins $100. Insane how in 1099 bytes he got a fully working minigolf with physics and 52 levels! Using randomly generated circles for obstacles is so clever. https://github.com/Algorithm-Arena/weekly-challenge-11-mini-code-golf/issues/5
- In second place, @nikpundik wins $60. I was confused when I read the description of a console based mini golf in 941 bytes. But it turns out to be really clever and fun! https://github.com/Algorithm-Arena/weekly-challenge-11-mini-code-golf/issues/2
- In third place, @are wins $40. When I created the challenge I was only thinking about 2d surfaces but this submission in 3048 bytes also implement hills! https://github.com/Algorithm-Arena/weekly-challenge-11-mini-code-golf/issues/1
- As honorable mention, @Uzo2005 implemented minigolf in nim in 3382 bytes, this is a really unusual language for code golf so it's interesting to see how small code looks! https://github.com/Algorithm-Arena/weekly-challenge-11-mini-code-golf/issues/4
- As honorable mention, @evgenyvinnik took an existing minigolf game and minified it to 23393 bytes. This is a good way to learn code golfing skills! https://github.com/Algorithm-Arena/weekly-challenge-11-mini-code-golf/issues/3
Prizes:
- Winner: $100
- 2nd: $60
- 3rd: $40
Rules:
- The winners will be evaluated based on how creative and interesting the solution is. @vjeux has full discretion on how the winners are selected.
- Multiple people can work on a single submission. If it wins, the reward will be split based on the team preferences.
- If a winner doesn't want to take the money, it'll be reinjected in the next week prize pool.
- The solution must be open sourced.
- There are no restrictions in terms of tech stack.
How to submit a solution:
- Deadline to submit is Sunday March 31th evening at Midnight PST (US West Coast).
- Open an issue on this repo titled "Submission - <Name of your submission>"
- It must contain a short video showing the submission in action
- It must contain an explanation on how to try it
- It must contain a link with the source code