Perl Weekly Challenge 393‘s tasks are “Pythagoras Multiplied” and “Prime Steps”.
As much as I hate the band, when I saw “steps”, I thought of Gimmie Three Steps by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Then I remembered three is a prime number.
sigh. Sometimes the songs pick themselves.
Perl Weekly Challenge 392‘s tasks are “Convert Palindrome” and “Words Length Product”.
If we want music with palindromes, you can’t do much better than “Weird Al” Yankovic’s Bob.
Perl Weekly Challenge 391‘s tasks are “Array Median” and “Arrange Box”.
I was trying really hard to think of some music to go with “array”, “median”, or “arrange”… when a voice in my head hit me with a brick and said “Music. Box. The Musical Box, you bozo.”
So have 10+ minutes of Peter Gabriel-era Genesis to enjoy while you read my solutions to this week’s challenge.
Perl Weekly Challenge 390‘s tasks are “Decode String” and “Order Characters”.
Remember back in April, when PWC 369 had a task “Group Division”, and that made me think of the group Joy Division? Yeah, well “Order Characters” made me think of New Order, which is the band Joy Division turned into. So while we’re enjoying this coding challenge, enjoy all seven and a half minutes of Blue Monday.
Perl Weekly Challenge 389‘s tasks are “Reorder Notes” and “ZigZag Subarray”.
There’s a Roy Orbison song called Zig Zag from the soundtrack of a 1970 movie by the same name. It’s not that great compared to other Roy songs, but then again, it’s not that bad, either.