When the Bot Escapes Everything

end return mattata.send_message( message.chat.id, input :gsub('!', '!') :gsub('"', '"') :gsub('#', '#') :gsub('%$', '$') :gsub('%', '%') :gsub('&', '&') :gsub('\\', '\\') :gsub('%(', '(') :gsub('%)', ')') :gsub('%*', '*') :gsub('%+', '+') :gsub(',', ',') :gsub('%-', '-') :gsub('%.', '.') :gsub('/', '/') :gsub('0', '0') :gsub('1', '1') :gsub('2', '2') :gsub('3', '3') :gsub('4', '4') :gsub('5', '5') :gsub('6', '6') :gsub('7', '7') :gsub('8', '8') :gsub('9', '9') :gsub(';', ';')

A phone screenshot shows Ruby code that sends a message and applies a long series of substitutions to punctuation and digits. The joke is that the bot creator has written absurdly repetitive code, making the bot look unnecessarily stupid and overengineered. EN: A phone screenshot shows Ruby code that sends a message and applies a long series of substitutions to punctuation and digits. The joke is that the bot creator has written absurdly repetitive code, making the bot look unnecessarily stupid and overengineered.

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