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After finally finding #28, I set out to study some other polyglots posted in PPGCPPCG and all that studying led me to a few easy answers (most of these are still available to be found if anyone else is so inclined). But more importantly, I came to a conclusion about polyglots in general: large polyglots tend to fall into one of two broad categories: # comment abuse or /* comment abuse.
After finally finding #28, I set out to study some other polyglots posted in PPGC and all that studying led me to a few easy answers (most of these are still available to be found if anyone else is so inclined). But more importantly, I came to a conclusion about polyglots in general: large polyglots tend to fall into one of two broad categories: # comment abuse or /* comment abuse.
After finally finding #28, I set out to study some other polyglots posted in PPCG and all that studying led me to a few easy answers (most of these are still available to be found if anyone else is so inclined). But more importantly, I came to a conclusion about polyglots in general: large polyglots tend to fall into one of two broad categories: # comment abuse or /* comment abuse.
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Finally, Cardinal’s starting point is % which had notno particular need to be lumped in to the already dense top two lines. So I moved it down to Python’s string. Its multiple code paths are also now bounded by x’s, which ends the movement of its pointer.
Finally, Cardinal’s starting point is % which had not particular need to be lumped in to the already dense top two lines. So I moved it down to Python’s string. Its multiple code paths are also now bounded by x’s, which ends the movement of its pointer.
Finally, Cardinal’s starting point is % which had no particular need to be lumped in to the already dense top two lines. So I moved it down to Python’s string. Its multiple code paths are also now bounded by x’s, which ends the movement of its pointer.
