A JAPH using Regex. It does a lot of useless thing with regex, arrays and strings. Doing this i learnt a lot about using regexes.
#!/usr/bin/perl#######rejaph###########by_Throttle################## my @japh;;;;;;;;;;;$s=" ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $a="JustStheSwaySyouSare";$b="AnotherSdaySinSparadise";$c########### ="PerlSwisdom";$d="EverybodySwillShackStheSworld";@just=split('S',$a );$just=join(' ',@just);$just=~/Just/;$just=$&;push(@japh,$just);### push(@japh,$s);@another=split('S',$b);$another=join(' ',@another);## $another=~/Another/;$another=$&;push(@japh,$another);push(@japh,$s); @perl=split('S',$c);$perl=join(' ',@perl);$perl=~/Perl/;$perl=$&;### push(@japh,$perl);push(@japh,$s);@hack=split('S',$d);$hack=join(' ', @hack);$hack=~/hack/;$hack=$&;push(@japh, $hack);push(@japh,"\n");;; my$i;foreach(@japh){print$japh[$i];$i++};#;#,#;#;#;#;#;#;#;#;#;#;#;#

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Re: ReJAPH
by Jasper (Chaplain) on Nov 09, 2004 at 13:27 UTC
    I'm still not sure if this can be called obfuscated, but it's better than gimme five!
      Well, this wasn't really meant to be obfuscated. It was just a sort of training on regexes