As a joke (but not really), I was terribly annoyed at Java today, and wrote this Java code in a few minutes. It’s (not surprisingly) capable of accomplishing *anything*. Give it a shot.
ProjectAttempt project = new Project();
try {
attempt = project.codeWith(Java);
if( attempt.results == tooRigid
||
attempt.developmentTime > acceptableThreshold) {
// since the above condition is usually true,
// we should expect this next line to happen frequently
throw ExceptionallyNotGoodEnoughException;
}
} catch (ExceptionallyNotGoodEnoughException e) {
System.out.println(" ERROR: Java is too rigid!");
System.out.println("Rigid:");
System.out.println("1 a: deficient in or devoid of " +
"flexibility <rigid price controls> <a rigid bar of metal> ");
System.out.println(" b: appearing stiff and unyielding <his face rigid with pain>");
// Don't bother with another try/catch block,
// since it's impossible for the next line to fail.
attempt = project.codeWith(Python);
// Should always read "Impressive"
System.out.println("Development time: " + attempt.developmentTime);
}
Smart-alec replies are welcome, but you won’t change my opinion on the matter
lol, just lol.