I don't think this was written with the output size of the code much in mind. In one example, there was: [+[[!+[]+!+[]]]] Which breaks down to: [!+[]+!+[]] ===

I don't think this was written with the output size of the code much in mind. In one example, there was: [+[[!+[]+!+[]]]] Which breaks down to: [!+[]+!+[]] === [2] +[[!+[]+!+[]]] === 2 [+[[!+[]+!+[]]]] === [2] //again So I think there might be quite a bit of scope for compression even within the parameters it's built in. Highly impressive, in any case.