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edited Jun 17, 2020 at 9:04

#Japt / GolfScript, 15 bytes

Japt / GolfScript, 15 bytes

"trick""treat";

Japt implicitly prints the last string literal, "treat", the first string "trick" is basically ignored.

GolfScript pushes both strings to the stack and then the semicolon ; pops "treat" and thus only "trick" remains on the stack which is printed at the end.

#Japt / GolfScript, 15 bytes

"trick""treat";

Japt implicitly prints the last string literal, "treat", the first string "trick" is basically ignored.

GolfScript pushes both strings to the stack and then the semicolon ; pops "treat" and thus only "trick" remains on the stack which is printed at the end.

Japt / GolfScript, 15 bytes

"trick""treat";

Japt implicitly prints the last string literal, "treat", the first string "trick" is basically ignored.

GolfScript pushes both strings to the stack and then the semicolon ; pops "treat" and thus only "trick" remains on the stack which is printed at the end.

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created Oct 28, 2016 at 10:16

user36219

#Japt / GolfScript, 15 bytes

"trick""treat";

Japt implicitly prints the last string literal, "treat", the first string "trick" is basically ignored.

GolfScript pushes both strings to the stack and then the semicolon ; pops "treat" and thus only "trick" remains on the stack which is printed at the end.