4 ms·
The Commodore 64 version has square characters that are close to being aligned with each other. You can get the same characters output in a few lines of Python,
by khedoros1 9y ago
The Commodore 64 version has square characters that are close to being aligned with each other. You can get the same characters output in a few lines of Python, but you can't replicate the look unless you make a careful choice of font to render it in. The output from the REPL with my normal terminal font looks like a bunch of characters more than it does a randomly-generated maze. The visual connection just isn't there.
- KwanEsq 9y agoOne can also do better with the right choice of characters: ╲ ╱ from random import choice; print(''.join(choice(('╲', '╱')) for i in range(10000)))