What are JavaScript's builtin strings?

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UPDATE I created a JSFiddle that builds an obfuscated string out of your input

Answer 1

For the general use-case, if character casing isn't a big concern, I might be inclined to cheat a little.

Create function "c" which turns a number 0 .. 25 into a character.

c=function(v){for(var i in window){for(var ci in i){if(parseInt(i[ci],(10+11+11)+(1<<1)+(1<<1))==(v+10)){return i[ci]}}}};

For performance reasons, pre-cache the letters, if you want.

l=[];for(var i=0; i<(11+11)+(1<<1)+(1<<1);i++){l[i]=c(i);}

In the Chrome console, the resulting array looks like this:

> l;
["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "K", "l", "m", "n", "o", "p", "q", "r", "S", "t", "u", "v", "w", "x", "y", "Z"]

So ... your v might be l[10+10+1].

Alternatively, a general solution like this:

p=(function(){10%11}+[])[1+11+(1<<1)]; // "%"
u=(function(){club=1}+[])[1+11+(1<<1)]; // "u"
vc=p+u+(0+[])+(0+[])+((111>>1)+11+10+[]); // "%u0076"
unescape(vc);

Or, for this specific problem, maybe just:

(function(){v=1}+[])[10+(1<<1)]; // "v"