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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bijective_numeration

Sorry, I should explain more. `."` currently has a bug, where it can't encode anything where the leading character is the lowest character. Bijective numeration would fix this.

That's a neat idea. Might be rather tricky to implement, however. Also, I'd like to do it without using up more variables, if possible. The last time this came up,...

Since each feature implemented is a significant amount of work, and uses up symbols, I'm only going to consider implementing features where either there's a challenge it would have helped...

Fixed by 0100c1f95628c47c0a25d1165a66f591fbe5fb60, but watch out for bugs.

There were bugs, the above commit was reverted. This issue remains.

This would break server.py. I'll do this, but I'll do it directly, not as a pull request.

This seems really awesome. On the subject of removing all tuples, one (small) advantage that tuples currently have is that They can be easily appended/prepended to lists. e.g. `+[1 2)(1...

@jakobkogler You can't prepend a list to a list, currently. `+,1 2]1` = `[(1, 2), 1]`, but `+[1 2)]1` = `[1, 2, 1]`.

Actually, we could do that in Pyth as is. We'd just have to switch `V` to iterate over the sequence instead of its range.