JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
#JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
###How?
How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
#JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
###How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
#JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
###How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt
#JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
#JavaScript (ES6), (削除) 40 (削除ここまで) 38 bytes
A function made of 19 distinct characters used twice each.
_=>_.match`[\\]chmt[-a.02:=>?^^-]`?2:0
###How?
The range going from [ to a allows us to match the backtick and the underscore, which are both already doubled in the code, without explicitly including them in the pattern.
This method comes with two minor drawbacks:
- Because this range also includes
^, we need to insert it twice in the code as well although it's not part of the payload. - We also have to insert a second
-.
Character set:
-.02:=>?[\]^_`achmt