I'm pretty good at VBA, I'd say. (NO, that doesn't mean I can just record macros! but that's a different story.) As much as I like VBA for what I can do with it, people - other programmers in particular - seem to think VBA is the red-headed step-child or black sheep of languages. Perhaps I should look into something else?
Showing posts with label Challenges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Challenges. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Golfing Tip - VBA: Split a string into a character array
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Gaffi
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Challenges,
Code,
VBA
Golfing code is the practice or activity of reducing usable, functional code to the smallest number of characters or bytes that you can, while still maintaining the code's original functionality.
I participate in golfing (and other) challenges at CodeGolf.SE (part of the StackExchange network), so from time to time, I will set aside some effort to elaborate on certain solutions I provide.
Today's tip can also be found by following this link.
When you're done reading, see what else you can do withStrings !
Today's tip can also be found by following this link.
When you're done reading, see what else you can do with
Saturday, March 30, 2013
CodeGolf Answer Explained: Removing Vowels
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Gaffi
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Challenges,
Code,
VBA
I participate in challenges at CodeGolf.SE (part of the StackExchange network), so from time to time, I will set aside some effort to elaborate on certain solutions I provide.
Today's solution (which can be found by following this link) is in response to a question titled: "Remove vowels without using too many different characters"
Today's solution (which can be found by following this link) is in response to a question titled: "Remove vowels without using too many different characters"
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
CodeGolf Answer Explained: Printing The Alphabet
Posted by
Gaffi
Labels:
Challenges,
Code,
VBA
I participate in challenges at CodeGolf.SE (part of the StackExchange network), so from time to time, I will set aside some effort to elaborate on certain solutions I provide.
Today's solution (which can be found by following this link) is in response to a question titled: "Print the alphabet without using each vowel"
Today's solution (which can be found by following this link) is in response to a question titled: "Print the alphabet without using each vowel"
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