_=>`246 / I'm5ure/he56/ the4ore,
The/5eash/ s/ells`.split`/`.reduce((s,p,i)=>s.split(i).join(p),`S0by35h652 are46,1.
So if50on3n1524ore5h6.`)
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// The first string is a dictionary that is immediately turned into an array
`246 / I'm5ure/he56/ the4ore,
The/5eash/ s/ells`.split`/`
// The second string, used as initial value for reduce()
`S0by35h652 are46,1.So if50on3n1524ore5h6.`
The technique is similar to the one from crusher/regpack, with split(a).join(b) being called once for each token.
Catch : tokens are numbers, starting from 0, automatically assigned to variable i which means the implementation is limited to the range 0-9.
Can we elaborate on this to use a full token range and shorten the unpacking routine ?
Idea taken from code golf entry by Arnauld https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/206619/print-a-tongue-twister
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The technique is similar to the one from crusher/regpack, with
split(a).join(b)being called once for each token. Catch : tokens are numbers, starting from 0, automatically assigned to variableiwhich means the implementation is limited to the range0-9.Can we elaborate on this to use a full token range and shorten the unpacking routine ?