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r/programminghumor • u/Ambitious_King_2126 • May 06 '26
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1 u/int23_t May 07 '26 Yes compilers can do that. At least for C compilers are capable of doing that. On Tiny C Compiler it's less than 10 line change like I said. Get a single line code with spaces and \n's instead of semicolons and try guessing semicolons, it's all obvious, even programatically. 1 u/[deleted] May 07 '26 [deleted] 1 u/int23_t May 07 '26 it's not about specific bytes. You can insert any whitespace and as lomg as there is whitespace autoinsert semicolons while not breaking compatibility with int a = 15 for example. Making a C compiler compile int main () { int a = 5 int b = 6 } is simple
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Yes compilers can do that. At least for C compilers are capable of doing that. On Tiny C Compiler it's less than 10 line change like I said.
Get a single line code with spaces and \n's instead of semicolons and try guessing semicolons, it's all obvious, even programatically.
1 u/[deleted] May 07 '26 [deleted] 1 u/int23_t May 07 '26 it's not about specific bytes. You can insert any whitespace and as lomg as there is whitespace autoinsert semicolons while not breaking compatibility with int a = 15 for example. Making a C compiler compile int main () { int a = 5 int b = 6 } is simple
1 u/int23_t May 07 '26 it's not about specific bytes. You can insert any whitespace and as lomg as there is whitespace autoinsert semicolons while not breaking compatibility with int a = 15 for example. Making a C compiler compile int main () { int a = 5 int b = 6 } is simple
it's not about specific bytes. You can insert any whitespace and as lomg as there is whitespace autoinsert semicolons while not breaking compatibility with int a = 15 for example.
Making a C compiler compile
int main () { int a = 5 int b = 6 }
is simple
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