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-Let's do Befunge-93
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 Hello, this is my try to teach *you* a little bit of Befunge-93.
 
 Preamble

www/statics/blog/bfjoust.md

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-My BFJoust bot
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 [Brainfuck Joust](http://esolangs.org/wiki/BF_Joust) is a tournament for Bots written in [brainfuck](http://esolangs.org/wiki/Brainfuck) *(or at least in a brainfuck-like language)*.
 
 The board consist of 10 to 30 fields, one player starts left and one player right. The value of every field goes from `-127` to `128` and then wraps around, every field has a value of zero, except the two starting fields (the "flags"), they have a value of `128`.

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-.Net format specifier Cheat Sheet
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 Here my (growing) collection of C# format specifier, this is not a complete list but rather a collection of specifier I needed in the past:
 
 ###Short syntax summary

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-Rapla Enhancement Script
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 ![rapla_logo](/data/blog/Rapscript/logo.png)
 
 I don't think many of you know [rapla](https://code.google.com/p/rapla/). And you should probably be thankful about that. But if you happen to study at the DHBW-KA, or any other place that uses rapla you could be interested in my enhancement-script.

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-A sudoku solver in Befunge-93
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 ![sudoku debug](/data/blog/SudokuSolver/sudoku.png)
 
 Because of [this project euler puzzle](https://www.mikescher.com/blog/1/Project_Euler_with_Befunge/problem-096) I spend the last few days implementing a sudoku solver in befunge-93 (as always I ignored the 80x25 size restriction because otherwise befunge-93 would be not turing-complete and I'm pretty sure this problem impossible).