#!/usr/bin/perl #shuffle your JAPH like cards ;-) print "Just another JAPH\n"; #You have a deck of JAPH $JAPH = "Just Another Perl Hacker"; #Show everyone that deck print $JAPH, "\n"; #Deal it all out, and stack it all back up while($JAPH) { $HPAJ = $HPAJ . chop $JAPH; } #Show the reversed stack print $HPAJ, "\n"; #Deal it out to 4 people while($HPAJ) { $J = $J . chop $HPAJ; $A = $A . chop $HPAJ; $P = $P . chop $HPAJ; $H = $H . chop $HPAJ; } #Show everybody's hands print $J, "\n"; print $A, "\n"; print $P, "\n"; print $H, "\n"; #Shuffle them back together while ($J) { $JP = (chop $J) . (chop $P) . $JP; $AH = (chop $A) . (chop $H) . $AH; } #Show the decks print $JP, "\n"; print $AH, "\n"; #Shuffle these decks back together while ($JP) { $JAPH = (chop $JP) . (chop $AH) . $JAPH; } #Show the deck print $JAPH, "\n";


Just Another Perl Hacker

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