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#C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.

#C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.

C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.

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#C#, size ~600, eshansingh1C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.

#C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.

#C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.

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#C#, size ~600, eshansingh1

using System;class Program{static void Main(string[]a){Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");Console.WriteLine("Other World!"); String c=""+""+""+"wwTxRExpphk= [email protected] hw Csole.Reae how al vod old); ry statc bool othval try ex) bool retur >catch us Excepton(); } ex) { Excepton(); } { new { { checker) Check(someval); } } catch } Console.rteine(ther } (Exception ystem; usin { finally { catch (Exception new { Console.riteLine(ello @^A-Z0-9._%-@[A-Z0-9.-].[A-Z]{24}$); ain(string[] try Regex.IsMatch(checker, args) static { } } } Exception(Uh rogram bool CopsAndRobbers { oh.);";}} 

I found a size of 587 rather than the claimed 604, but it hardly matters as it's all dead weight. I wouldn't have done this as I didn't have any interest in installing C#, except that I noticed that I already had a C# SDK on my computer, and it seemed simple enough to figure out how to print a string without needing to look at any documentation. Oddly string and String both appear to be types.