#!usr/bin/python
uh from sys import exit
# Grab the user's name.
ok so like name = raw_input("yo! what's your name?") right
# Make sure they entered something, then say hi.
if name.strip() is actually like "":
toootally just exit()
else:
um yeah
print like "Hi %s, nice to meet you." % name
Somebody actually implemented this dialect of Python.
For gdb, perl -d, pdb, and MATLAB - it somehow enables you to step backwards through your code. This is awesome if you use any of these debuggers on a regular basis.
“So now you all know the value of gah.” -Avanti Shrikumar
IllegalThreadStateException: One of the screws in your computer is threaded the wrong way.
CloneNotSupportedException: You are a clone. Find the original you, tell him what you want to do and then kill yourself.
ArrayStoreException: You have used up all your arrays and need to buy more from the array store.
EmptyStackException: In order for Java to work, you must have a stack of Java books on your desk. Actually, one is enough if it is really thick.
MimeTypeParseException: You are a bad mime. No one can understand what you’re supposed to be. Try something easier, like walking-against-the-wind or trapped-in-an-invisible-box.
NotActiveException: This can mean two things. Either something is inactive and needs to be active, or something is active and needs to be inactive. Activate and inactivate things randomly until things work.
So apparently the C language includes continuations. This is totally awesome.
