He encoded the whole list of answers like so: 1/9 -> 91 chr 91 == "[" so "[" stands for 1/9 then he just loops through that list of chars if the ordinal value of the char starts with a number less than or equal to the commandline arg then he undoes the encoding the rest of the way by printing the second digit "/" first digit $'/$&
Very cool. I thought of doing the same encoding thing but my skills were too weak too implement it, 8^) Jasper McCrea wrote: > Mtv Europe wrote: > >>Hello All! >> >>Two new minigolfs are available at http://terje.dev.webon.net/golf/ >> >>Easy one ("Ordered fractions") will be finished on 2002-09-19 10:00:00 UTC >>and hard one ("Forth") on 2002-09-24 10:00:00 UTC. > > > I think we should have an explanation of your 71. > > Jasper:wq -- _.,-*~`^'~*-,._ Danny Rathjens _.,-*~`^'~*-,._ Firecast: Rock solid kiosk software: http://wirespring.com
