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Get the oneUI mug.A person who drinks sixty gallons of coca cola, 5 kilogram of candy, yet has the metabolism of a hairy gorilla running across the country every day. He has the Intelligence of an illiterate panda in the african zoo, and becomes mentally ill after consuming sugar. Never does his homework yet does really well in school. Sometimes you wonder how he even is alive
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Onegg sprints towards john with a wild and mad look in his eyes. His gait is like a diabetic hippopotamus and his eyes has rolled over the sockets. Sticking his tongue out, he lets out a sickening and drunken laugh.
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Onegg sprints towards john with a wild and mad look in his eyes. His gait is like a diabetic hippopotamus and his eyes has rolled over the sockets. Sticking his tongue out, he lets out a sickening and drunken laugh.
John:"oh no guys run!"
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Oneliner in programming jargon is used to describe code that is written in only one line. Usually such code is unreadable and a spaghetti code, written for sole purpose of exercise or in competition with others to write the shortest code possible (code golfing). It is also possible to "cheat in a oneliner": some programming languages have special characters that can be used instead of a new line (usually semicolon ";" ). Such oneliner is boring and doesn't show any obscure knowledge in a language of choice.
Example oneliner in python:
print("You've rolled:",__import__("random").randint(1,6))
Where cheated one would look like this:
import random; print("You've rolled:", random.randint(1, 6))
And the normal program would look like:
import random
print("You've rolled:", random.randint(1, 6))
All of the example codes above do a one thing: simulate a dice roll.
Oneliner in programming jargon is used to describe code that is written in only one line. Usually such code is unreadable and a spaghetti code, written for sole purpose of exercise or in competition with others to write the shortest code possible (code golfing). It is also possible to "cheat in a oneliner": some programming languages have special characters that can be used instead of a new line (usually semicolon ";" ). Such oneliner is boring and doesn't show any obscure knowledge in a language of choice.
Example oneliner in python:
print("You've rolled:",__import__("random").randint(1,6))
Where cheated one would look like this:
import random; print("You've rolled:", random.randint(1, 6))
And the normal program would look like:
import random
print("You've rolled:", random.randint(1, 6))
All of the example codes above do a one thing: simulate a dice roll.
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