Let's read this: 97352553.
Look at those non-sense ~ sophisticated if and variable declaration. I wonder what is going on inside their head :<
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Aah, nope. It's probably obfuscated using a program, and not written like that by the person. Most probably to prevent people from attempting to hack it, avoid plagiarism, or just for fun.
It's also against the rules. See Can-do's and Can't-do's #4.
I don't get it. Preventing hacks is generally a disadvantage.
Yeah I think getting hacked is an obvious advantage cause then you get to fix your code instead of fst.
Yup, it has helped me a couple of times too. But some people have the opinion that if the case which fails their code isn't present in the system tests, they'd be saved.
Maybe he first submit those codes on another account then if got ac submit the real one on main acc to avoid penalty.
You underestimate the power of MOSS.