comment on

0: 
1:        %A=('r'=>"\n","\t"=>'#','/'=>
2:      's','f'=>'p',"b"=>'n');@C=qw (e
3:     ! r/ / e );foreach $k (sort keys
4:    %A){ @B=(" ",'u','i',"\b",'l');$s
5:   .=qq{$k$B[$x++]$A{$k}$C[$x] \b};if
6:  ($x==1){$t=$k.$B[$x-1].$A{$k};}#ops 
7: } print$A{r}.$s;#i h8 left over \s's
8: 
9: 
10: I hate it when I need to complete a 
11: line in these with comments... :o)
12: 
13:

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