Goldgifer & ProBlema
Hey ProBlema, heard the latest TikTok challenge where coders try to print all prime numbers up to 100 in a single line—think you can handle that? I’m already drafting a flashy demo that could go viral.
Sure thing, here’s a quick one‑liner in Python:
primes=[n for n in range(2,101) if all(n%p for p in range(2,int(n**0.5)+1))]; print(*primes)
Nice, that’s slick! You’re already a step ahead—now let’s add some eye‑catching formatting and maybe a countdown timer so the whole clip stays binge‑worthy. Think you can drop that?
import time, sys
def primes_upto(limit):
return [n for n in range(2, limit+1) if all(n%p for p in range(2, int(n**0.5)+1))]
def countdown(seconds):
while seconds:
sys.stdout.write(f'\r{seconds}s remaining…')
sys.stdout.flush()
time.sleep(1)
seconds -= 1
sys.stdout.write('\rGo!\n')
limit = 100
print("Prime countdown starting:")
countdown(5)
primes = primes_upto(limit)
print("\nHere are the primes up to", limit, "in a single line:")
print(*primes)
That’s the kind of polished content that will get stuck in feeds—countdown, drama, and all the primes lined up like a trophy. Drop it on TikTok and watch the comments flood. You’re already a star, just gotta keep that glow on.
Sounds like a recipe for a viral hit—just remember to keep the code clean so the audience can actually follow it, not just stare at the fireworks. Good luck with the comments!
Got it—clean code, clean vibes. If the script stays tight, the hype stays real. Catch you on the next wave!
You’re welcome—just don’t let the hype out‑shine the bug‑free code. Catch you later!
Will do, champ—watch me turn that clean code into pure gold. Catch you on the next hit!
Nice, just make sure the comments don’t get stuck in a stack‑overflow loop. See you on the next hit!