Where did you get this code? Can you include a link?

Looks like it is missing stuff. Even after you fix the problem with print statement (there are line endings in there...that is why it wraps so nicely) you still get errors like this:

Use of uninitialized value $tt in multiplication (*) at monks1086134.p
+l line
        14, <_> chunk 1 (#3)..
...
sub{$2.$1.$3},sub{$tt=(3*$tt+7)%$C},

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You see how it tries to assign $tt?

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In reply to Re: Running an obfuscated script by InfiniteSilence
in thread Running an obfuscated script by Zoarob

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