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Cygwin bash, 16 lines, 60 charactersbytes

This only works due to the case-insensitive file name on Windows, and the fact that Cygwin look up the utilities case-insensitively even if you don't set it to recognize path case-insensitively.

A\ =Hello A\ +=\ ", "Wor A\ +=l A\ +=d A\ +=\ ! E\ CHO\ $A

NoteTake note of that ECHO at the end.

Cygwin bash, 16 lines, 60 characters

This only works due to the case-insensitive file name on Windows, and the fact that Cygwin look up the utilities case-insensitively even if you don't set it to recognize path case-insensitively.

A\ =Hello A\ +=\ ", "Wor A\ +=l A\ +=d A\ +=\ ! E\ CHO\ $A

Note that ECHO.

Cygwin bash, 16 lines, 60 bytes

This only works due to the case-insensitive file name on Windows, and the fact that Cygwin look up the utilities case-insensitively even if you don't set it to recognize path case-insensitively.

A\ =Hello A\ +=\ ", "Wor A\ +=l A\ +=d A\ +=\ ! E\ CHO\ $A

Take note of that ECHO at the end.

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answered Mar 27, 2015 at 13:02

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Cygwin bash, 16 lines, 60 characters

This only works due to the case-insensitive file name on Windows, and the fact that Cygwin look up the utilities case-insensitively even if you don't set it to recognize path case-insensitively.

A\ =Hello A\ +=\ ", "Wor A\ +=l A\ +=d A\ +=\ ! E\ CHO\ $A

Note that ECHO.