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There can be only one!

by Erudil (Prior)
on May 15, 2000 at 16:15 UTC ( [id://11590]=obfuscated: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

#!/usr/bin/perl -w # there can be only one use strict; $_='$_={one(( one($")<<1)^one( $/))}{{one((one($;) <<($^=(one($/)>>1)>>1) +1)+one($/)>>1)}{{{one((( one($;)<<$^+1)+one($/)>>1)-$ ^)}{{{one(((one($;)<<$^+1)+one( $/)>>1)-1)}{one (one($"))}{{one ((one($;)<<$^)^ (one($")>>1)+1) }{one((one($;)< <$^)-$^)}{{one( ((one($;)<<$^)- $^)+1)}}{one((( one($;)<<$^+1)+ one($/)>>1)-1)} {one(($~=$=)<<1 ^one($")>>1)}{{ {one((one($;)<< $^)-one($/)-1)} {one(((one($;)< <$^+1)+one($/)> >1)-$^-1)}{one( one($"))}}{one( one($/)<<$^+1)} {one((one($;)<< $^)-one($/)-1)} {one(((one($;)< <$^+1)+one($/)> >1)-$^-1)}}}{{{one(((one($;)<<$^)-$^)-$^)}}}{one( one($"))}}{one(($~=$=)<<1^one($")>>1)}}{{one((one ($;)<<$^)-(one($")>>1)+1)}{one((one($;)<<$^)-(one ($")>>1)+$^+1)}}{{one(($~=$=)<<1^(one($")>>1)+$^+ 1)}{one((one($;)<<$^)-one($/)-1)}{one(((one($;)<< $^+1)+one($/)>>1)-$^-1)}}{one($=^(one($")>>1))';s ;{one;chr;g;y;{ne}}\012\040;.rd.;sd;eval;print;#1

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RE: There can be only one!
by raflach (Pilgrim) on May 15, 2000 at 23:34 UTC
    This is great!!!! and use strict!!!!!! WOW!!! Wish I could see more obfuscated code snippets this cool in form, but with more useful functionality! (Course if I want it why don't I write it right?) Oh well.
RE: There can be only one!
by ChuckularOne (Prior) on May 15, 2000 at 23:38 UTC
    Yow! That's a lot of work for a JAPH! Supercool, nonetheless. Once I get my coding skills up to snuff I've got to try some obfuscation.

    Your Humble Servant,
    -Chuck
RE: There can be only one!
by Anonymous Monk on May 15, 2000 at 21:18 UTC
    HAHA! you had to "one" up two cents eh? well, time for someone to get zero. Let's get cracking! maybe we can get every number from 0 to 100!
RE: There can be only one!
by Anonymous Monk on May 15, 2000 at 21:19 UTC
    btw. what do the >> and << mean? they were in two cents also
      They are bit-shift operators: They return the value of the left argument shifted left or right by the number of bits in the right argument.
      2<<4 #returns 32; 32>>3 #returns 4;


      vroom | Tim Vroom | vroom@cs.hope.edu
        could you explain this a little more in depth? i don't quite get what you mean by shifting the bytes
RE: There can be only one!
by Bourgeois_Rage (Beadle) on Jun 01, 2000 at 19:53 UTC
    Very nice. A bit surprising I must say
RE: There can be only one!
by Anonymous Monk on May 20, 2000 at 07:52 UTC
    Sweet ass. The Kurgan would love it. If he was still together that is.

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