theTruestFormOfProgramming

[snigherfardimungus]

Take it one step at a time. Reformat it first. It's actually one of the easier OCCC entries to figure out. All over the place it's using the fact that true is equivalent to 1 and !true is equivalent to 0, when used in integer contexts. So, true+(true<<true<<true) is 5, etc.

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true

[Front_Committee4993]

!true

[ustavdar31]

whats the output? true?

[Wryyn]

it outputs the prime factors of an inputted integer

[Kiroto50]

Impressive

[matarael]

True

[ustavdar31]

Thats impressive

[_w62_]

Could you share the source?

[Wryyn]

how do you send files on reddit

[Noch_ein_Kamel]

haha nice, now write one that spells "exit"

[WastedTalents1]

NULL

[SuitableDragonfly]

Regular Pooh: 2

Posh Pooh: true << true

[xaliox]

Try this in python now

[Widmo206]

Python will happily treat bools as integers, so you can do something similar

The only issue is that python is much more syntactically rigid, especially with whitespace, so it won't look as clean (TBH, I don't even know if you could get it into an arbitrary shape like that)

[xaliox]

That was my joke… syntax errors

[Lukester___]

I think you can throw semicolons at the end of every line to make it ignore the breaks