Why? Well, because I can't be bother to do it anywhere else on the internet, so I thought I would use it here.
Welcome to those of you who have managed to find my blog, I hope to treat your all with some interesting tid-bits of programming, geeky stuff and a little bit of anything else. My present to people reading the first post here is a little bit of python that we came up with after a game of golf (python golf that is).
print[x for x in range(2,1e3)if all(x%_ for _ in range(2,x))]
What does this do? Well you run it for yourself (or are feeling adventurous, you could work it out by hand).
First comment!
ReplyDeleteI haven't used the all function before, but because python is just enlightened pseudocode, I'm going to guess it prints out all the prime numbers between 2 and 999 inclusive.