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Jother is an encoding method used in JavaScript to encode strings using a concise anonymous function approach with a small set of characters. Similar to JSFuck encoding, Jother encoding employs just 8 characters: !+()[]{}. With these 8 characters, it is possible to encode any string, and decode them.

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