[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Ton Hospel schreef op 21 februari 2002: > >> $\=(30+ord lc)%39+36*$\.$/for pop=~/./g;print > >> > >> Hey, that's 45! Stephen, are you happy now? > >> Ton, you are the best golf post-mortem analyst in the world. :) > >> > > You did all the hard work, I just moved some chars around. > > Eugene van der Pijll schreef op 3 februari 2002: > > Beaten? I not understand! The Andrew-Ton collective: 90 Eugene: 89. > > Besides, your solution fails for long files. > > I hope this 45 restores some credibility to the Andrew-Ton collective > whose motto is: "If you can't win the game, win the post-mortem". :) > > /-\ndrew
And if you can't win the game or the previous game, try to win the previous game's post-mortem... Crossing the 45 $\=(30+ord lc)%39+36*$\.$/for pop=~/./g;print with the 58 by Michael Assels (which was falsely accepted, it fails for 7,8,9) -l $_=pop;$x+=36**$y++*((ord chop)%55%48)while$_;print$x+0 and tweaking slightly, one gets: $\=ord(lc)%87%48+36*$\.$/for pop=~/./g;print which is a 44 :) -- Rick Klement
