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[[Category:Haskell Quiz|Count and Say]]

Ruby Quiz #138: This quiz involved counting the number of letters in a particular string, and generating a new string that would be the result of saying the results of the count. For instance, if we start with "HASKELL RULES", we get the sequence:

  HASKELL RULES
  ONE A TWO E ONE H ONE K THREE L ONE R TWO S ONE U
  ONE A EIGHT E TWO H ONE K ONE L FIVE N SEVEN O TWO R ONE S THREE T ONE U TWO W

and so on. The object of the quiz is to determine, given an initial string, whether the sequence ever goes into a loop, and if so, how long the cycle length is.

==The Problem==

* http://www.rubyquiz.com/quiz138.html

==Solutions==

* [[Haskell Quiz/Count and Say/Solution Dolio|Dan Doel]]