#!/usr/bin/perl 
%_=(106=>[1],117=>[2],115=>[3],
116=>[4,9],32=>[5,13,18],97=>[6,20],
110=>[7],111=>[8],104=>[10,19],101=>[11,
15,23], 114=>                [12,16,24],
112=>[14],108                 =>[17],99=>
[21],107=>[22                ],74=>[1],85
=>[2],83=>[3],84=>[4,9],32=>[5,13,18],65
=>[6,20],78=>[7],79=>[8],72=>[10,19],69
=>[11,15,23],82=>[12,16,24],80=>[14]
,76=>[17],67=>[21],75=>[22]);while
(1) {system clear;   $_____=int rand
255;$____=0;if ($_    {$_____} ) { my
@______ = @ { $_ {      $_____}};$___[$_]
= chr  $_____  for       @______;for (@___)
{ $____++ if $_;}}        print $_ for @___;
last if  $____  ==         24 ; } print "\n";
#Japh Random Search        ##################

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