#[Pyth][1], 32

p?kqZ4d@P"It is by a rope."dZ~Z1

Phrase: "It is by a rope."

Entropy: 3.5

How it works:

p means print with specified separator.

The first argument, ?kqZ4d, gives the separator. ?kqZ4d means k if Z==4 else d. k is '', while d is ' '.

The second argument, the value to be printed, is generated by splitting (P) on space (d), and the indexing into that list (@) at Z.

Finally, Z, which is automatically initialized to 0, is incremented by 1 (~Z1). [1]: https://github.com/isaacg1/pyth

Pyth, 32

p?kqZ4d@P"It is by a rope."dZ~Z1

Phrase: "It is by a rope."

Entropy: 3.5

How it works:

p means print with specified separator.

The first argument, ?kqZ4d, gives the separator. ?kqZ4d means k if Z==4 else d. k is '', while d is ' '.

The second argument, the value to be printed, is generated by splitting (P) on space (d), and the indexing into that list (@) at Z.

Finally, Z, which is automatically initialized to 0, is incremented by 1 (~Z1).

#Pyth, 32

p?kqZ4d@P"It is by a rope."dZ~Z1

Phrase: "It is by a rope."

Entropy: 3.5

#[Pyth][1], 32

p?kqZ4d@P"It is by a rope."dZ~Z1

Phrase: "It is by a rope."

Entropy: 3.5

How it works:

p means print with specified separator.

The first argument, ?kqZ4d, gives the separator. ?kqZ4d means k if Z==4 else d. k is '', while d is ' '.

The second argument, the value to be printed, is generated by splitting (P) on space (d), and the indexing into that list (@) at Z.

Finally, Z, which is automatically initialized to 0, is incremented by 1 (~Z1). [1]: https://github.com/isaacg1/pyth