Over at Michael Tsai's Weblog, he's posted the following entry Today's Shell Snippets. Each snippet (jot, Python, and Perl) prints out following: 
002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 01
+9 020

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From open single quote to close single quote, it's 58 chars. Performing standard golf practice against his method, it can be reduced down to 48.

perl -e 'print join" ",map sprintf("%03u", $_),2..20,"\n"'

Can anyone get it lower?

enoch

In reply to (Golf) Friday Golf: Print Formatted Sequence of Digits by enoch

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