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Identical functions with different names

For example, if + is forbidden, using any of the following is also forbidden:

num3 = num1.add(num2)

or

num3 = num1
num3 += num2

or

num1++

or (GolfScript)

)

etc.

Note: Banning builtins that perform specific operations is generally considered an unobservable requirement , and as such this loophole generally isn't enforced anymore.

Identical functions with different names

For example, if + is forbidden, using any of the following is also forbidden:

num3 = num1.add(num2)

or

num3 = num1
num3 += num2

or

num1++

or (GolfScript)

)

etc.

Identical functions with different names

For example, if + is forbidden, using

num3 = num1.add(num2)

or

num3 = num1
num3 += num2

or

num1++

or (GolfScript)

)

etc.

Identical functions with different names

For example, if + is forbidden, using any of the following is also forbidden:

num3 = num1.add(num2)

or

num3 = num1
num3 += num2

or

num1++

or (GolfScript)

)

etc.

##Identical functions with different names

For example, if + is forbidden, using

num3 = num1.add(num2)

or

num3 = num1
num3 += num2

or

num1++

or (GolfScript)

)

etc.

Identical functions with different names

For example, if + is forbidden, using

num3 = num1.add(num2)

or

num3 = num1
num3 += num2

or

num1++

or (GolfScript)

)

etc.