My output is "CooL".

$x = '3333373367037336703733337003'
     ;$d=sub {chr unpack('N',pack (
     'B32',substr(('0'x32).((shift)
     * (shift)),-32) )) ;};print ${
     dx( $d, $x) }; sub dx{ while (
     $_[1]=~/(\d{6})(\d{1})/g){$out
     .= &{ $_[0]}($1 ,$2); }\$out;}

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First, convert the number to binary. Treat the converted number as an integer (base 10) and divide by 3:

C = 1000011 / 3 = 333337

Now get the result and concatenate with 3:

333337 . 3 = 3333373

$x = '3333373'
     ;$d=sub {chr unpack('N',pack (
     'B32',substr(('0'x32).((shift)
     * (shift)),-32) )) ;};print ${
     dx( $d, $x) }; sub dx{ while (
     $_[1]=~/(\d{6})(\d{1})/g){$out
     .= &{ $_[0]}($1 ,$2); }\$out;}

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Now the output is "C", just keep concatenating numbers to $x to form your wanted sentence!

Letters Possibles
C:1000011:333337
E:1000101:333367
F:1000110:333370
I:1001001:333667
J:1001010:333670
L:1001100:333700
Q:1010001:336667
R:1010010:336670
T:1010100:336700
X:1011000:337000
a:1100001:366667
b:1100010:366670
d:1100100:366700
h:1101000:367000
o:1101111:367037
p:1110000:370000
w:1110111:370037

In reply to Re: Play with numbers by Daniel Mantovani
in thread Play with numbers by Anonymous Monk

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