(Pronounced "double-semicolon")
Superior to the normal semicolon. It started off as a code word for when the teacher is coming and you are not doing what you’re supposed to be doing. Later on, it also became another word for teacher. The term is most commonly used in coding classes but can be used in any situation.
Superior to the normal semicolon. It started off as a code word for when the teacher is coming and you are not doing what you’re supposed to be doing. Later on, it also became another word for teacher. The term is most commonly used in coding classes but can be used in any situation.
Example 1:
Kid 1: Hey guys! ;;!
Class: (Stops playing games and pretends to do their work)
Example 2:
Kid 1: Hey, ;;. This code won't work.
Teacher: You forgot the semicolon.
Kid 1: Hey guys! ;;!
Class: (Stops playing games and pretends to do their work)
Example 2:
Kid 1: Hey, ;;. This code won't work.
Teacher: You forgot the semicolon.
by The Evil Doctor Egg McMuffin November 08, 2018