Coffeescript Generates 2014 [duplicate]

The following Coffeescript produces the number 2014 by loading the hexidecimal value 0xFBC and zero shifting it 1 bit to the right. In Coffeescript, "no" = 0 and "on"=1.

+no+"xFBC">>on


Is there a shorter way to load the hex number without using a zero? (I need 10 rep points to answer in the contest).

• I didn't see any other code example in the 2014 contest that shifted 0xFBC right or divided it by 2, so why is this approach a duplicate? In another language, this vector may even be coded more compactly than 14 bytes. – user13964 Jan 7 '14 at 14:52
• Try out my Coffeescript solution – user13964 Jan 7 '14 at 15:10
• It's marked as duplicate because you posted it as a question. It's considered a "duplicate" question, not an answer. – Joe Z. Jan 7 '14 at 17:44
• Got it, thanks! Obviously, this post belongs in your thread. I had no other option but to post as I did, though, having only 1 noob rep point. I guess I could have remained silent. – user13964 Jan 8 '14 at 6:05
• A bunch of people posted answers as comments. Since your solution is less than 600 characters long, you could have done that. – Joe Z. Jan 8 '14 at 7:13