Re: Obfuscated english sentences

Hi there,

I reemmber a post a bit back about how if you re-arrange
the order of letters in a sentence it is still
surprisingly legible.

So on this saem topic here is something I noticed
recently - in C it is kind of quite common in obfuscted
c to play about with it's lower / upper case sensitivity
to make a whole lot of variables such as
tHis This thIs thiS THis tHIs
thIS tHiS ThIS etc etc all of which
mean different things so no-one reading it has
a clue what it is all about.

Well anyway sort of in that spirit I
tried this out:

tHiS tExT iS rAtHeR hArD tO rEaD aNd vErY
cOnFuSiNg - yOu wOuLdN't tHiNk tHaT jUsT
aLtErNaTiNg cAsE wOuLd mAkE sUcH a dIfFeReNcE.

Robert

On Monday 13 September 2004 10:05 pm, Robert Walker wrote:

> tHiS tExT iS rAtHeR hArD tO rEaD aNd vErY
> cOnFuSiNg - yOu wOuLdN't tHiNk tHaT jUsT
> aLtErNaTiNg cAsE wOuLd mAkE sUcH a dIfFeReNcE.

Robert-

Maybe I'm odd this way, but I had no trouble parsing this....but it's still a
fun idea.

Best,
Aaron Krister Johnson
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