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$_ = 'somestring'; `$_`; // backticks are shell or exec(), $_ is the previous string. type echo "'^#(/||/@!@[{@:^[-['^";@@@\\>])@."."{)/];)^{";$,+=(++$
by mc_hammer 12y ago
$_ = 'somestring';
`$_`; // backticks are shell or exec(), $_ is the previous string.
type echo "'^#(/||/@!@[{@:^[-['^";@@@\\>])@."."{)/];)^{";$,+=(++$,);$_.=">&$," to see what it does
;$,+=(++$,); looks like a for loop
looks like php to me - backticks work in perl, bash and php