The latter: some kind of algorithm or rather a transform of each weekday into a new name which is alphabetically sorted right (as per the %order or whatever calendar order). For example, transform each weekday by removing the 1st letter, then their cmp order is correct. OK this does not work. But I was looking for this kind of transform. Of course I can try exhaustively find such transform with random masks on the weekday bytes.
monday:011011010110111101101110011001000110000101111001
tuesday:01110100011101010110010101110011011001000110000101111001
wednesday:011101110110010101100100011011100110010101110011011001000110
+000101111001
thursday:0111010001101000011101010111001001110011011001000110000101111
+001
friday:011001100111001001101001011001000110000101111001
saturday:0111001101100001011101000111010101110010011001000110000101111
+001
sunday:011100110111010101101110011001000110000101111001
(with this:
for (qw/monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday/){
print $_ .':'. join('', map { sprintf "%08b", ord($_) } split(//, lc
+$_))."\n";
}
)
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