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March 20, 2013 10:34
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forbidden_starts = filter(bool, | |
''' | |
000 | |
00100 | |
0010100 | |
00101011 | |
001011 | |
00110 | |
00111000 | |
0011101 | |
001111 | |
010000 | |
01000100 | |
0100011 | |
01001 | |
0101000 | |
01010010 | |
010101 | |
01011 | |
0110 | |
011100 | |
01110100 | |
0111011 | |
011110 | |
0111110 | |
01111110 | |
10000000 | |
1000001 | |
100001 | |
10001001 | |
1000101 | |
100011 | |
10010001 | |
1001001 | |
100101 | |
10011 | |
101 | |
1100 | |
1101000 | |
11010010 | |
110101 | |
1101100 | |
11011010 | |
110111 | |
111000 | |
1110010 | |
11100110 | |
11101 | |
1111 | |
'''.split() | |
) | |
def is_allowed(num): | |
bitstring = '{0:08b}'.format(num) | |
if any(map(lambda p: bitstring.startswith(p), forbidden_starts)): | |
return False | |
return True | |
for num in filter(is_allowed, range(256)): | |
print '{0:08b}'.format(num) |
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