An obfuscation that I hope even the BEGINners can understand in the END.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w -0777 use strict; END{BEGIN{$"="\r";$|=ord("Q");}} $_="Would I lie to you?"; # rekcaH # I mean do you really know me? # lreP BEGIN{END{print $".join' ',@!;}print "Hog";} $_="Do not believe everything you read..."; # or see on the internet for that matter! END{$.-=$!;}BEGIN{print " ";} # rehtonA print $"." "x$.; # __DATA__ # tsuJ END{@!=grep{$_=chr($_)}@!;BEGIN{print "wash!";}} $_="Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah"; # What you hear when your spouse talks, right? END{@!=grep{s#(\d)(\d)#$2$1#}@!;}BEGIN{$.=8;} $!=2; # @_ = <DATA>; # No such file or directory?!?? END{@!=reverse@!;}BEGIN{$!=42;} # Illegal byte sequence??? $_="There are those who would try to deceive you..."; # yeah, not all people are trustworthy! # (I am) BEGIN{END{@!=qw(27 08 56 47);}}# $_=join'',@_;eval;

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