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Re: Your Basic JAPHby elbie (Curate) |
| on Dec 21, 2002 at 16:29 UTC ( #221639=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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It's pretty neat, but it raises an interesting question: Is writing an unmodified binary sequence directly out to a file really obfuscation? Certainly, I am not able to immediately interpret the effects of your actions, but I always felt there should be a level of misdirection in an obfuscated program to throw the reader off balance. Oh, and oddly enough, you actually don't need to declare $a with my even though you're using strict. $a and $b specifically are special variables that come predeclared. They're used in the sort function. Congrats on your first japh! elbieelbieelbie
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