Obfuscated JAPH overflow?

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[lemming]

JAPH's are the traditional way to cut your teeth on obfuscated code. Though JAPH's don't need to be a piece of obfuscation. Sometimes it's just to showcase a Perl feature.

• See a much better description at ibm and note the person who popularized the JAPH.
• See examples at cpan. Note many of the examples credited to various monks.