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edited Sep 9, 2020 at 15:15

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^{-2 bytes thanks to mazzy}

$z=92
$args|%{$i+=($x=$x=2*($_-1,1eq92)[$_-eq92]1)*($z-ne$_)
' '*$i+($z=$_)
$i+=$x}

Takes input by splatting. This also saves us two bytes because we can just treat it as an int instead of writing '\' which we do twice.

$z=92
$args|%{$i+=($x=(-1,1)[$_-eq92])*($z-ne$_)
' '*$i+($z=$_)
$i+=$x}

Takes input by splatting. This also saves us two bytes because we can just treat it as an int instead of writing '\' which we do twice.

^{-2 bytes thanks to mazzy}

$z=92
$args|%{$i+=($x=2*($_-eq92)-1)*($z-ne$_)
' '*$i+($z=$_)
$i+=$x}

Takes input by splatting. This also saves us two bytes because we can just treat it as an int instead of writing '\' which we do twice.

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created Sep 8, 2020 at 18:43

$z=92
$args|%{$i+=($x=(-1,1)[$_-eq92])*($z-ne$_)
' '*$i+($z=$_)
$i+=$x}

Takes input by splatting. This also saves us two bytes because we can just treat it as an int instead of writing '\' which we do twice.