using System; | |
namespace FortyOneShades | |
{ | |
class Program | |
{ | |
static int[] values = new int[]{ | |
0x276AD9, | |
0x3E6FD9, | |
0x3A6FDE, | |
0x326AED, | |
0x366AEC, | |
0x4078ED, | |
0x2F6FEC, | |
0x3084DE, | |
0x276DE5, | |
0x287DEC, | |
0x306DD9, | |
0x377CE2, | |
0x356DE2, | |
0x3776DE, | |
0x3A6AE8, | |
0x2D6AE0, | |
0x3679DD, | |
0x276EDE, | |
0x3A73E0, | |
0x356AF0, | |
0x307EE1, | |
0x277EE1, | |
0x2C6AE2, | |
0x3578E8, | |
0x3D6BED, | |
0x3079E7, | |
0x276BE7, | |
0x2B6AE9, | |
0x367DEC, | |
0x306CE2, | |
0x3373ED, | |
0x406AE8, | |
0x2D6AED, | |
0x2C6DE1, | |
0x3579E5, | |
0x3671F2, | |
0x276BE7, | |
0x2B6AEC, | |
0x2A73DE, | |
0x356DDE, | |
0x4285F4, | |
}; | |
const string alphabet = " abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz."; | |
static void Main(string[] args) | |
{ | |
byte key1 = (byte)(values[0] >> 16); | |
byte key2 = (byte)(values[0] >> 8); | |
byte key3 = (byte)(values[0] >> 0); | |
for (int i = 1; i < values.Length; i++) | |
{ | |
Console.Write(alphabet[((values[i] >> 16) & 0xFF) - key1]); | |
Console.Write(alphabet[((values[i] >> 8) & 0xFF) - key2]); | |
Console.Write(alphabet[((values[i] >> 0) & 0xFF) - key3]); | |
} | |
Console.ReadLine(); | |
} | |
} | |
} |
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GiscardBiamby
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Oct 23, 2014
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wackywendell
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Oct 23, 2014
In Python (3.4): values = [0x276AD9, 0x3E6FD9, 0x3A6FDE, 0x326AED, 0x366AEC, 0x4078ED, 0x2F6FEC, 0x3084DE, 0x276DE5, 0x287DEC, 0x306DD9, 0x377CE2, 0x356DE2, 0x3776DE, 0x3A6AE8, 0x2D6AE0, 0x3679DD, 0x276EDE, 0x3A73E0, 0x356AF0, 0x307EE1, 0x277EE1, 0x2C6AE2, 0x3578E8, 0x3D6BED, 0x3079E7, 0x276BE7, 0x2B6AE9, 0x367DEC, 0x306CE2, 0x3373ED, 0x406AE8, 0x2D6AED, 0x2C6DE1, 0x3579E5, 0x3671F2, 0x276BE7, 0x2B6AEC, 0x2A73DE, 0x356DDE, 0x4285F4]
values = [(v - values[0]) % 0xFFFFFF for v in values[1:]]
alphabet = " abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz."
chars = [alphabet[(v >> n) % 256] for v in values for n in (16, 8, 0)]
''.join(chars) |
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Garciat
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Oct 24, 2014
Haskell: import Data.Bits
import Data.List
keyValue = 0x276AD9
values = [0x3E6FD9, 0x3A6FDE, 0x326AED, 0x366AEC, 0x4078ED, 0x2F6FEC, 0x3084DE, 0x276DE5, 0x287DEC, 0x306DD9, 0x377CE2, 0x356DE2, 0x3776DE, 0x3A6AE8, 0x2D6AE0, 0x3679DD, 0x276EDE, 0x3A73E0, 0x356AF0, 0x307EE1, 0x277EE1, 0x2C6AE2, 0x3578E8, 0x3D6BED, 0x3079E7, 0x276BE7, 0x2B6AE9, 0x367DEC, 0x306CE2, 0x3373ED, 0x406AE8, 0x2D6AED, 0x2C6DE1, 0x3579E5, 0x3671F2, 0x276BE7, 0x2B6AEC, 0x2A73DE, 0x356DDE, 0x4285F4]
intBytes x = map ((.&. 0xFF) . shiftR x . (8*)) [3,2..0]
--
values' = map (\x -> x - keyValue) values
alphabet = [' '] ++ ['a' .. 'z'] ++ ['.']
solution = map ((!!) alphabet) $ concatMap (drop 1 . intBytes) values' |
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ChristopherMeyers commentedOct 23, 2014
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