my $char = '%';

my (@table) = (
               'c:1', 's:3', 'c:1', 's:2', 'c:1', 's:2',
               'c:4', 's:2', 'c:5', 's:2', 'c:1', 'n:1',
               'c:2', 's:2', 'c:1', 's:2', 'c:1', 's:2',
               'c:1', 's:5', 'c:1', 's:6', 'c:1', 'n:1',
               'c:1', 's:1', 'c:1', 's:1', 'c:1', 's:2',
               'c:1', 's:2', 'c:1', 's:5', 'c:5', 's:2',
               'c:1', 'n:1', 'c:1', 's:2', 'c:2', 's:2',
               'c:1', 's:2', 'c:1', 's:5', 'c:1', 'n:1',
               'c:1', 's:3', 'c:1', 's:2', 'c:1', 's:2',
               'c:4', 's:2', 'c:5', 's:2', 'c:1', 'n:1',
              );

my (%sc) = (
            's' => ' ',
            'c' => $char,
            'n' => "\n",
           );

foreach my $data (@table) {
    my ($c, $t) = split(/:/, $data, 2);
    print $sc{$c} x $t;
}
__END__
# Code used to generate the table
while ($ascii_art =~ /(\S+| +|\n+)/g) {
    my $m = $1;
    my ($l, $o) = (length($m), ord($m));
    push @table,
        $o == 32 ? "s:$l"
      : $o == 10 ? "n:$l"
      :            "c:$l";
}
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