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A challenge that involves making a "Hello, World!" program, or other similar strings. It is recommended to avoid using exactly "Hello, World!" as many languages have builtins to print it, trivialising the challenge.
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Weirdest obfuscated "Hello World!"
(I know it's not really weird.)
dc
dc<<<"8 9*P101P108P108P111P4 8*P81 6+P111P114P108P100P33P"
Output:
Hello World!
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ASCII art "Hello-World!"
bash, 175 170 bytes
You need to waste quite a few characters in order to produce a pretty output!
base64 -d<<<H4sICKaT9FICAzAxAK2RQQ7AIAgE776CZP7/x1ZjERebcJAL0QybhcV6YdWizAPNaUatQQLFpj6h+c/XA05WF9Wt …
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Obfuscation Challenge
bash/sh, python
set -e
exec 2>/dev/null
main() {
eval $(eval base64 -d<<<"cHl0aG9uIC1jICIkQCI=")
}
while read -r foo; do
main "$foo"
done < <(echo "exec'import __\x68e\x6c\x6co__'")
This woul …
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