maybe, shortest fizzbuzz of python3

fizzbuzz_oneline.py

for i in range(100):print(i%3//2*"Fizz"+i%5//4*"Buzz"or-~i)

Why do you do negative bitwise NOT instead of just adding 1?

Note that the loop iterates the numbers 0 thru 99 inclusive. So instead of x we must print x+1. Negative bitwise not is the same as +1 in twos-complement. There are now these three options: -~x x+1 1+x following the or. If we were to put the second option there we would need an additional space because otherwise python would recognize orx as an identifier instead of a keyword and would raise a syntax error. Same goes of or1 so -~x is the choice here.