OP forgot an important tool: store as many variable as possible in one long array. When ever possible use predefined constants like "one," "first," and "superVar" to refer to the index of the desired value in the Array, make sure that all of the above mentioned constants have the same value and are defined in different parts of the code.
Python: put everything in a list, then insert it into itself on multiple positions. Then go nuts using slice syntax. Occasionally use hex or octal numbers.
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OP forgot an important tool: store as many variable as possible in one long array. When ever possible use predefined constants like "one," "first," and "superVar" to refer to the index of the desired value in the Array, make sure that all of the above mentioned constants have the same value and are defined in different parts of the code.
Python: put everything in a list, then insert it into itself on multiple positions. Then go nuts using slice syntax. Occasionally use hex or octal numbers.
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Where "one = 0" and "first = 1".
don't forget tmp, tmp1 and tmp2.