Meh, almost:

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Also, it's not really obfuscated code, it's simply a print statement with what looks like the output of banner perl hacker, not 'just another perl hack' as stated in the title.

Update: amended last line.

In reply to Re: japh: prints just another perl hack by marto
in thread japh: prints just another perl hack by ansh batra

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