text: An Interesting C Program and Puzzle
  #include <stdio.h>
  _(__,___,____){___/__<=1?_(__,___+1,____):!(___%__)?_(__,___+1,0):___%__==___/
  __&&!____?(printf("%d\t",___/__),_(__,___+1,0)):___%__>1&&___%__<___/__?_(__,1+
  ___,____+!(___/__%(___%__))):___<__*__?_(__,___+1,____):0;}main(){_(100,0,0);
  }
  It should compile (really!) and run but you may find it crashes. So the puzzle is, what do you need to do to make it run. Here's a big clue. Don't change any of the source code! You can search wikipedia but that won't tell you what's wrong... Answer on Wednesday. Have fun!
  - Link to C Tutorials
  program prints prime numbers between 0-100.
  I tried on debian unix ..it doesn’t crash but prints prime numbers between 0-100.
  yeah, it prints prime no.s between 1 & 100.
  it doesnt crash. i used gcc compiler
  This program will definitely work and not crash and it will display all the prime numbers between 1 to 100.
  In this program symbol “_” is used as variable being very specific about the prog.
  “_” is used as a function name &
  “_”, “__”& “___” are the variable name
  Could someone comment on the logic used here.