Oh yes, the French $A++ obfuscation
contest is still raging! Here is a try with a really restricted character set:
s]]aAaa]|s~a~A^e~e|s}aa}BC^ih}e|eval
This was as fun as writing french without using the letter 'e'
(as did Georges Perec
in La Disparition --translated as
A
Void
by Gilbert Adair)...
Here I only used those ASCII characters whose 7th and 6th bits are respectively
set to 0 and 1, and more precisely between ASCII 64 and 127.
(but DEL is not precisely the kind of char you want to use for this...)
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