in reply to Re: Re: Re: JAPH with constraints
in thread JAPH with constraints

Well, that ^F can be hardcoded (, "\006") :) But ok, it isn't (67):

[]=~/./;$;=$_=$&;$;++for$^=~/.$/..~-ord$/;die$;.$_.$&.{}!~/./.$&.$/

Also, "~" in your solution probably should be "\\" because "~" in EBCDIC is lower than alphanumerics.

It's very interesting what're other ways to get "J" under such constraints. I found only ">" and "?" pair that is on the same distance (1) in both tables, so maybe "K" can be transliterated to "J".

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JAPH with constraints
by behroozi (Beadle) on Jan 05, 2003 at 19:44 UTC
    Actually, my solution is not supposed to work in EBCDIC; I would be very surprised if it printed anything beyond the 'A' and the newline correctly on such systems. However, you deserve high praise (which, as soon as I leave initiate status, I will quantify) for your solution!
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