User:Nanami-seven-three/fun

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I can write a "FizzBuzz" in 3 lines of Python

number_list = [i for i in range(1, 101)
result = map(lambda a: "FisBuzz" if a % 3 == 0 and a % 5 == 0 else("Fiss" if a % 3 ==0 else ("Buzz" if a % 5 ==0 else a)), number_list)
for i in result: print(i)

In Haskell it is 17 lines, but if you don't count main() it is only 3 functions

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{{User:Nanami-seven-three/userboxes/langs kaybop}}

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This user does not understand Kay(f)Bop(t) (or understands it with considerable difficulty), which is comprehensible.

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k(f)b(t)-1

This user can contribute with a basic level of Kay(f)Bop(t), which is odd.

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This user can contribute with an intermediate level of Kay(f)Bop(t) which is very odd.

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{{User:Nanami-seven-three/userboxes/langs kaybop-3}}

k(f)b(t)-3

This user can contribute with an advanced level of Kay(f)Bop(t), but it is hard to believe.

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{{User:Nanami-seven-three/userboxes/langs kaybop-4}}

k(f)b(t)-4

This user can contribute with a near-native level of Kay(f)Bop(t), and I think he is weird.

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{{User:Nanami-seven-three/userboxes/langs kaybop-5}}

k(f)b(t)-5

This user can contribute with a professional level of Kay(f)Bop(t), and I don't believe it.

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k(f)b(t)

This user is a native speaker of the Kay(f)Bop(t) language, and I find this annoying.

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