Nabb/gist:1376606

## gistfile1.txt
# This is a response to http://swizec.com/blog/strangest-line-of-python-you-have-ever-seen

# Since the only input in golfscript is stdin, we'll assume the strings to test are on the last line of stdin, separated by spaces.

# 82B -- The first implementation avoids making assumptions about the data, prints one line for each input. Formatted as e.g. `ab YES'
n%)" ":s/\:|;{s|(s/(;3$1/{:c;{s+c+2|>\`{?)}+,~}%{.-1%s?~)>}%}/\0=s/&!"YNEOS">2%n}/

# 71B -- Simplifying the output and printing just the matching strings saves 11B. Formatted as e.g. `["ab" "abb"]'
n%)" ":s/\:a;{a(s/(;@1/{:c;{s+c+2a>\`{?)}+,~}%{.-1%s?~)>}%}/\0=s/&!!},p

# 50B -- Assuming only one string is given. Assuming states are two characters. Prints something only when the string matches (consistent with the golfscript definition of true/false)
n%)\:a(" ":s/@1/{:c;{s+c+a\`{?!}+,~}%{8>}%}/\0=s/&
	# This is a response to http://swizec.com/blog/strangest-line-of-python-you-have-ever-seen

	# Since the only input in golfscript is stdin, we'll assume the strings to test are on the last line of stdin, separated by spaces.

	# 82B -- The first implementation avoids making assumptions about the data, prints one line for each input. Formatted as e.g. `ab YES'
	n%)" ":s/\:\|;{s\|(s/(;3$1/{:c;{s+c+2\|>\`{?)}+,~}%{.-1%s?~)>}%}/\0=s/&!"YNEOS">2%n}/

	# 71B -- Simplifying the output and printing just the matching strings saves 11B. Formatted as e.g. `["ab" "abb"]'
	n%)" ":s/\:a;{a(s/(;@1/{:c;{s+c+2a>\`{?)}+,~}%{.-1%s?~)>}%}/\0=s/&!!},p

	# 50B -- Assuming only one string is given. Assuming states are two characters. Prints something only when the string matches (consistent with the golfscript definition of true/false)
	n%)\:a(" ":s/@1/{:c;{s+c+a\`{?!}+,~}%{8>}%}/\0=s/&