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my $counter = 3; 
                     my $dec_size=""; 
                                            my $nodigits="";
my $onedigits = "0";  
                                 my $twodigits = "00"; 
      my $threedigits = "000";
                           my $fourdigits = "0000";
for         ($i = eval($counter)        ;  $i>1; $i--)
  {
if                 ($i > 1000)
#:)
       {if ($i > 9999)         {         $dec_size = $nodigits  }
     else          {$dec_size = $onedigit;}}
 else     #                 its less than 1000
     {    if ($i < 100)
                  {if ($i < 10){  $dec_size = $fourdigits; }
 else    {$dec_size = $threedigits;}            ;}
                        else
       {    $dec_size = $twodigits;     }       } }

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RE: perl hit by a tornado.
by BBQ (Curate) on Jun 30, 2000 at 20:31 UTC
    The format looks cool! But it doesn't output and its not really obfuscated. I'd work on those two a bit more... Maybe print out "woooosh" or something of the sort, and rename the variables (maybe hash them, add regex with the x modifier) so that it isn't so readable.

    #!/home/bbq/bin/perl
    # Trust no1!
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