Greetings.

I saw a lot of "Geek code" and "Perl Geek Code" while browsing some personal nodelets here at the Monastery, so I'd like to have one too =:c)

My questions are:
  1. How do you write a Geek Code? I've found Perl Geek Code, but I'd like to understand how it's done and why it's done this or that way. Is it based on some language? Wich one?
  2. What's the diff between Geek Code and Perl Geek Code?
  3. Is it obfuscated?
  4. How, in gods name =;c), I can write one?
TIA,

Er Galvão Abbott
www.galvao.eti.br
Porto Alegre Perl Mongers

In reply to How can I write my own [Perl] Geek Code? by DaWolf

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