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Or, in case binary literals are allowed, the program is 51 bytes long.
<syntaxhighlight lang="rebol">s: enbase #{1A875E1A895F}insert at s 5 space prin s</syntaxhighlight>
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≪ "Code Golf" ≫
The above code costs 48 nibbles (e.g. 4 bits) of memory (e.g. 24 bytes); the string itself requires 28 quartets.
≪ #102d #108d #111d #71d #32d #101d #100d #111d 67 CHR 1 8 START SWAP B→R CHR + NEXT ≫
This string-free code costs 221 nibbles (111 bytes). Unsigned integers - numbers starting with a <code>#</code> - have been used whenever possible since they use 10 nibbles less than floating-point numbers to store a value up to #FFFFF
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# Taken from Perl:
$><<['436F646520476F6C66'].pack('H*') #37 chars</syntaxhighlight>
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With a quoted string, the following weighs in at 17 bytes.
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