what's the 5 letter word with the most one-word anagrams?

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Does not obey rules of total order.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Lul Thyme
BTW Kuci, your initial remark about ordering complex numbers was pointless . If you consider what you were replying to carefully, you'll see that it's just "witty" and doesn't actually have anything to do.

If was just being contrarian

[Ari Rahikkala]

Originally posted by Asher
So we've seen Linux geek code (Ari), physicist/mathematician code (KH), and now for some software engineer code (in Java for variety):

I think I get the point, though. At least the one about declaring the same name for two iterators in nested loops... I actually did notice later on that I'd shadowed a variable definition (reusing line) in my code. It's strange (but normal for Haskell, I guess) that the compiler didn't even mention it at all, and it does make the code somewhat confusing. To avoid letting it happen again, here's a version with one of the variables completely removed :

main = interact $ unlines . take 1 . last . sortBy length_order . group . sort
       . map sort . map (map toLower) . filter (\word -> 5 == length word) . lines

[SpencerH]

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[Lul Thyme]

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