Brad Greenlee wrote: > > Finally, the [possibly] fun part for you non-golfers.
Here's a 102 that's quite different from the other solutions: #!perl -l @a='';s/ / /g>>4?print:map{$t=1+vec' ·ÇðèÊ~Bê´í~EÃñvµ©',$'*2+$|--,4;/ $t/||[EMAIL PROTECTED],"$_ $t"}$_,$_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Deparse show the vec string to be "\n\267\307\360\350\312\202\352\264\355\205\303\361v\265\251" in case mailers munge it up. For real perl fun, note the s/ / /g which, while not seeming to do much, both counts the numbers in a string AND gives me the last number in the string in $'. Another fun aspect is the $|--. -- Rick Klement