$b='a';$x.=$b++x3 .' 'for(1..7);@x=split/ /,$x;@y=(6_622, 12_154,8_559,1_052,345,1219,2663,4746);@x=split//,join'', map{$b=$_;$x[$b]++for(1..$y[$b]);$x[$b]}(0..6);print join ' ',map{$_=join'',splice@x,0,$_;ucfirst}split(//,$y[7]);

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Re: japh
by larryk (Friar) on Jun 19, 2001 at 14:51 UTC
    It's fairly straightforward for an obfu. Maybe if you used some special variables, some less-than-obvious logic and a handful of unexpected delimiters it would really mess with some heads. Just a quick reincarnation of your code...
    #!perl $;=q;a;and$;=~s q\n qq;$,.=$;++x3 .q; ; for 1..7;@_=split q ; ;,$,;@,=(66___22, 12_154=>8559=>1_052 ,345,1219,2663,4746 );@_=split(q,,,join q,,,map{$;=$_;map$_ [$;]++,1..$,[$_];$_ [$_]}(0..6))and+die "@{[map{$_= ucfirst join q,,,splice@_,0 ,$_}split+q,,,$,[7] ]}",chr(ord(+$/)),,

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