I'm guessing you don't deal with Python much. Python actively discourages this sort of thing, it's actually hard to create obfuscated code of the kind you see in most other languages.
That this was even possible surprised me somewhat, that he actually figured it out I find quite impressive.
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I'm guessing you don't deal with Python much. Python actively discourages this sort of thing, it's actually hard to create obfuscated code of the kind you see in most other languages.
That this was even possible surprised me somewhat, that he actually figured it out I find quite impressive.
Fair point, and the magnitude of this feat was not lost on me. I was just speaking in general, we need a better metric for one-linerness than s/\n//g.