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JavaScript, 31 bytes (SAFE)

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.

##Original source

Original source

alert('0acegnos'.link(top)[12])
The characters in the string are red herring, so it wouldn't be obvious what functions were used. It uses the little-known link function, which makes an HTML <a> element. The top object is converted to a string as [object Window], and added as the <a> link, the twelfth character of which is j.

JavaScript, 31 bytes (SAFE)

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.

##Original source

alert('0acegnos'.link(top)[12])
The characters in the string are red herring, so it wouldn't be obvious what functions were used. It uses the little-known link function, which makes an HTML <a> element. The top object is converted to a string as [object Window], and added as the <a> link, the twelfth character of which is j.

JavaScript, 31 bytes (SAFE)

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.

Original source

alert('0acegnos'.link(top)[12])
The characters in the string are red herring, so it wouldn't be obvious what functions were used. It uses the little-known link function, which makes an HTML <a> element. The top object is converted to a string as [object Window], and added as the <a> link, the twelfth character of which is j.

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NinjaBearMonkey
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JavaScript, 31 bytes (SAFE)

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.

##Original source

alert('0acegnos'.link(top)[12])
The characters in the string are red herring, so it wouldn't be obvious what functions were used. It uses the little-known link function, which makes an HTML <a> element. The top object is converted to a string as [object Window], and added as the <a> link, the twelfth character of which is j.

JavaScript, 31 bytes

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.

JavaScript, 31 bytes (SAFE)

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.

##Original source

alert('0acegnos'.link(top)[12])
The characters in the string are red herring, so it wouldn't be obvious what functions were used. It uses the little-known link function, which makes an HTML <a> element. The top object is converted to a string as [object Window], and added as the <a> link, the twelfth character of which is j.

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NinjaBearMonkey
  • 10.4k
  • 3
  • 37
  • 66

JavaScript, 31 bytes

Code

'([(102)])prenatal.gecko'tonsil

Output

j

Should work in any browser console, although it is a standalone program.