Hi jimt,

        Ya know, one of these days, my golf game'll be good enough that I'll post and someone won't immediately respond and say "I can shave off another character!"

No, my hat's off to you ... and you gotta give yourself a LOT of credit.

First, you came up with the original challenge, which was fun.  And even though blazar and I stripped off 5 characters, you stripped off 5 more!

As I'm sure you're aware, that's a much bigger feat, since getting just a single character here and there gets harder and harder.

I don't think it can go much lower.  I can only see a 1-character savings at this point, for 79:

sub p{my(@e,$o)=@_;$_{$_=join$",sort@_,$/}||=print;p(++$o,@e)while--$e +[0]}p pop

s''(q.S:$/9=(T1';s;(..)(..);$..=substr+crypt($1,$2),2,3;eg;print$..$/

In reply to Re: integer partition golf by liverpole
in thread integer partition golf by jimt

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