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#ASCII addition

code-golf

#Objective

Given two strings, your job is to:

1. Convert each character to their respective ASCII decimal value
2. Concatenate the numbers into one large number
3. Add these values together
4. Output as ASCII characters by taking pairs of numbers leaving unprintables (ie not in the range 32 - 126)

An example for HELLO and WORLD

"HELLO"    + "WORLD"
H E L L O  + W O R L D
7269767679 + 8779827668
1 60 49 59 53 47    (separated to show ASCII conversion easily)
   <  1  ;  5  /    convert to ASCII by converting pairs to their respective characters (note: you start from the last pair)
<1;5/               output (note there is no 0x01) 

###Notes

• Each string will be a maximum of 6 characters long
• Input will always contain readable ASCII characters
• You have to take pairs of numbers from the end of the sum and convert each one of them to ASCII
• You must not print unreadable characters if their values appear and instead skip them

###Examples

ABC + XYZ  //input
656667 + 888990
1 54 56 57
   6  8  9       //again 0x01 is left out
689      //output

###Rules

• Your submission can be either a program or a function

This is code-golf so the program with the shortest bytecount wins!

#Sandbox Questions

• Are the specs clear enough?
• Will this question give me hats?
• Any better title suggestions?

#ASCII addition

code-golf

#Objective

Given two strings, your job is to:

1. Convert each character to their respective ASCII decimal value
2. Concatenate the numbers into one large number
3. Add these values together
4. Get the ASCII characters represented of each pair of numbers starting from the right (or if there are not enough numbers, take a number alone)
5. Leave unprintables (ie not in the range 32 - 126), and output the rest

An example for HELLO and WORLD

"HELLO"    + "WORLD"
H E L L O  + W O R L D
7269767679 + 8779827668
1 60 49 59 53 47    (separated to show ASCII conversion easily)
   <  1  ;  5  /    convert to ASCII by converting pairs to their respective characters (note: you start from the last pair)
<1;5/               output (note there is no 0x01) 

###Notes

• Each string will be a maximum of 6 characters long
• Input will always contain readable ASCII characters
• You have to take pairs of numbers from the end of the sum and convert each one of them to ASCII
• You must not print unreadable characters if their values appear and instead skip them

###Examples

ABC + XYZ  //input
656667 + 888990
1 54 56 57
   6  8  9       //again 0x01 is left out
689      //output

###Rules

• Your submission can be either a program or a function

This is code-golf so the program with the shortest bytecount wins!

#Sandbox Questions

• Are the specs clear enough?
• Will this question give me hats?
• Any better title suggestions?

#ASCII addition

code-golfsomething-else

#Objective

Given two strings, your job is to:

1. Convert each character to their respective ASCII decimal value
2. Concatenate the numbers into one large number
3. Add these values together
4. Output as ASCII characters by taking pairs of numbers leaving unprintables (ie not in the range 32 - 126)

An example for HELLO and WORLD

"HELLO"    + "WORLD"
H E L L O  + W O R L D
7269767679 + 8779827668
1 60 49 59 53 47    (separated to show ASCII conversion easily)
   <  1  ;  5  /    convert to ASCII by converting pairs to their respective characters (note: you start from the last pair)
<1;5/               output (note there is no 0x01) 

###Notes

• Each string will be a maximum of 6 characters long
• Input will always contain readable ASCII characters
• You have to take pairs of numbers from the end of the sum and convert each one of them to ASCII
• You must not print unreadable characters if their values appear and instead skip them

###Examples

ABC + XYZ  //input
656667 + 888990
1 54 56 57
   6  8  9       //again 0x01 is left out
689      //output

###Rules

• Your submission can be either a program or a function

This is code-golf so the program with the shortest bytecount wins!

#Sandbox Questions

• Are the specs clear enough?
• Will this question give me hats?
• Any better title suggestions?

#ASCII addition

code-golf

#Objective

Given two strings, your job is to:

1. Convert each character to their respective ASCII decimal value
2. Concatenate the numbers into one large number
3. Add these values together
4. Output as ASCII characters by taking pairs of numbers leaving unprintables (ie not in the range 32 - 126)

An example for HELLO and WORLD

"HELLO"    + "WORLD"
H E L L O  + W O R L D
7269767679 + 8779827668
1 60 49 59 53 47    (separated to show ASCII conversion easily)
   <  1  ;  5  /    convert to ASCII by converting pairs to their respective characters (note: you start from the last pair)
<1;5/               output (note there is no 0x01) 

###Notes

• Each string will be a maximum of 6 characters long
• Input will always contain readable ASCII characters
• You have to take pairs of numbers from the end of the sum and convert each one of them to ASCII
• You must not print unreadable characters if their values appear and instead skip them

###Examples

ABC + XYZ  //input
656667 + 888990
1 54 56 57
   6  8  9       //again 0x01 is left out
689      //output

###Rules

• Your submission can be either a program or a function

This is code-golf so the program with the shortest bytecount wins!

#Sandbox Questions

• Are the specs clear enough?
• Will this question give me hats?
• Any better title suggestions?

#ASCII addition

code-golfsomething-else

#Objective

Given two strings, your job is to:

1. Convert each character to their respective ASCII decimal value
2. Concatenate the numbers into one large number
3. Add these values together
4. Output as ASCII characters by taking pairs of numbers leaving unprintables (ie not in the range 32 - 126)

An example for HELLO and WORLD

"HELLO"    + "WORLD"
H E L L O  + W O R L D
7269767679 + 8779827668
1 60 49 59 53 47    (separated to show ASCII conversion easily)
   <  1  ;  5  /    convert to ASCII by converting pairs to their respective characters (note: you start from the last pair)
<1;5/               output (note there is no 0x01) 

###Notes

• Each string will be a maximum of 6 characters long
• Input will always contain readable ASCII characters
• You have to take pairs of numbers from the end of the sum and convert each one of them to ASCII
• You must not print unreadable characters if their values appear and instead skip them

###Rules

• Your submission can be either a program or a function

This is code-golf so the program with the shortest bytecount wins!

#Sandbox Questions

• Are the specs clear enough?
• Will this question give me hats?
• Any better title suggestions?

#ASCII addition

code-golfsomething-else

#Objective

Given two strings, your job is to:

1. Convert each character to their respective ASCII decimal value
2. Concatenate the numbers into one large number
3. Add these values together
4. Output as ASCII characters by taking pairs of numbers leaving unprintables (ie not in the range 32 - 126)

An example for HELLO and WORLD

"HELLO"    + "WORLD"
H E L L O  + W O R L D
7269767679 + 8779827668
1 60 49 59 53 47    (separated to show ASCII conversion easily)
   <  1  ;  5  /    convert to ASCII by converting pairs to their respective characters (note: you start from the last pair)
<1;5/               output (note there is no 0x01) 

###Notes

• Each string will be a maximum of 6 characters long
• Input will always contain readable ASCII characters
• You have to take pairs of numbers from the end of the sum and convert each one of them to ASCII
• You must not print unreadable characters if their values appear and instead skip them

###Examples

ABC + XYZ  //input
656667 + 888990
1 54 56 57
   6  8  9       //again 0x01 is left out
689      //output

###Rules

• Your submission can be either a program or a function

This is code-golf so the program with the shortest bytecount wins!

#Sandbox Questions

• Are the specs clear enough?
• Will this question give me hats?
• Any better title suggestions?