for (my $i=33; $i<=126; $i++) { printf("\\%o = %s\n", $i, chr($i)); }

Output:

\41 = ! \42 = " \43 = # \44 = $ \45 = % \46 = & \47 = ' \50 = ( \51 = ) \52 = * \53 = + \54 = , \55 = - \56 = . \57 = / \60 = 0 \61 = 1 \62 = 2 \63 = 3 \64 = 4 \65 = 5 \66 = 6 \67 = 7 \70 = 8 \71 = 9 \72 = : \73 = ; \74 = < \75 = = \76 = > \77 = ? \100 = @ \101 = A \102 = B \103 = C \104 = D \105 = E \106 = F \107 = G \110 = H \111 = I \112 = J \113 = K \114 = L \115 = M \116 = N \117 = O \120 = P \121 = Q \122 = R \123 = S \124 = T \125 = U \126 = V \127 = W \130 = X \131 = Y \132 = Z \133 = [ \134 = \ \135 = ] \136 = ^ \137 = _ \140 = ` \141 = a \142 = b \143 = c \144 = d \145 = e \146 = f \147 = g \150 = h \151 = i \152 = j \153 = k \154 = l \155 = m \156 = n \157 = o \160 = p \161 = q \162 = r \163 = s \164 = t \165 = u \166 = v \167 = w \170 = x \171 = y \172 = z \173 = { \174 = | \175 = } \176 = ~

There's no 108 and 109 in octal.

\40 gives character 32, the space.


In reply to Re: Obfuscation or printing words like \160\162\151\156\164 by ikegami
in thread Obfuscation or printing words like \160\162\151\156\164 by jbrugger

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