#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

(
    sub {
        print map {
            $_->()
        } @_[3,1,2,0,4];
    }
)->(
    sub { no strict;q;read!; },
    sub {
        (
            sub {
                map { 
                    $_->() 
                } @_[2,1,0] 
            }
        )->(
            sub { 't ' },
            sub {
                (
                    sub {
                        $_[0]->(), 's'
                    }
                )->(
                    sub { 'u' }
                )
            },
            sub { 't', 'r' }
        )
    },
    sub {
        (
            sub {
                map { $_->(), " " } @_;
            }
        )->(
            sub {
                lc ref
                sub {
                    '', reverse 'J A P H !'
                }
            },
            sub {
                ++($_="yot")
            },
            sub {
                (
                    sub {
                        @_[1,4,3,6,2,5,0];
                    }
                )->(
                    split('',"thnva'e")
                )
            }
        )
    },
    sub {
        (
            sub {
                map { 
                    $_->() 
                } @_[1,0] 
            }
        )->(
            sub {
                (
                    sub {
                        $_[0]->(), q;'t ;
                    }
                )->(
                    sub { 'n' }
                )
            },
            sub { no strict; Do }
        )
    },
    sub { $/ }
)
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