Dear monks,

Once i came across a JAPH tutorial (i can't find it anymore in the supersearch), and i found out that you can write the command print as \160\162\151\156\164

Now this opened my eyes in JAPH creation (i'm a rookie in it), and is wanted to list the total alphabet.
I was amazed that there is no logic in numbering: \101=A, \102=B .... \108=8  \109=9 \110=H

So i thought, let's print a list from 100 to 200, so i can read back the output, and i started: 

  for (my $i=101; $i<=200; $i++) {
    $a = "\\" . $i;
    print "$i = $a \n";
  }

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As most of the JAPHERS probably know, this prints:
101 = \101
102 = \102
etc...
I know i'm lazy, (thats why i like perl), and i don't want to write out all the chars by hand, but i would not know how to proceed.

Could any monk enlighten my darkend path?

Thanks!

"We all agree on the necessity of compromise. We just can't agree on when it's necessary to compromise." - Larry Wall.

In reply to Obfuscation or printing words like \160\162\151\156\164 by jbrugger

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