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enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.
enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.
enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.
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enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.
#Java, size 70, Rodolfovertice
enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.
enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.
#Java, size 70, Rodolfovertice
enum n{s;public static void main(String[]acl){System.out.print((s));}} I had no idea how enums even worked, with a default toString() returning their name in the source code and all, but there were so few non-boilerplate characters available that it was easy to discover.