> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If brevity is what you're going for, you
> can use issues for all > strings that don't contain spaces:=20 >=20
> > ask # >=20 > prin #
> This actually makes the code longer though, because you need a
> space befo= re the # and after the issue. Using braces is shorter
> since you don't need spaces before or after them.
You don't need a space after the # if it is followed by an open or
closed square bracket:
ask #[ ...
...prin #]
(would save a byte in the latter case..)
One more space saving, if you can make an assumption about the first
iteration:
while[l >= 2][prin pick{-=B7}odd? l l: l / 2]prin{ }]
could be
until[prin pick{-=B7}odd? l 2 > l: l / 2]prin #]
(I'm not sure what =B7 is, that's the way it comes out in my mail box)
