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IF flags take arguments, those arguments count for the code length For example, in Japt, -F"string" is a flag that prints "string" if the output is falsy - in my opinion this should add 6 bytes on...
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Quintec
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2021-07-26T06:34:15Z (over 3 years ago)
# IF flags take arguments, those arguments count for the code length For example, in Japt, `-F"string"` is a flag that prints `"string"` if the output is falsy - in my opinion this should add 6 bytes on to the length of the answer (in language `Japt -F`).