All I can think about is that atrocious braces indentation
The red squiggle instantly caught my eye, followed by the terrible indentation. Then I noticed the class is called Main without a public static void main method, odd. Wait and Love is a string now?
Then I realized I too was saddened like Biden at this code snippet, so I guess in the end it redeemed itself
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Makes me cry
Love is in the air... the sudden outbreak of atomic war just reduced you and everyone you know to a fine mist - what did you think I meant?
I thought you meant RF signals carrying "love".
Hmm, that sounds like a much easier approach... but I did already buy all these nukes.
There is no love if you dont constructor it. Then you would need to initialize it or use existing instance to borrow.
You can even extend from Respect or Humor as a starting point, there is no need to implement Love from scratch.
All I can think about is that atrocious braces indentation
The red squiggle instantly caught my eye, followed by the terrible indentation. Then I noticed the class is called Main without a public static void main method, odd. Wait and Love is a string now?
Then I realized I too was saddened like Biden at this code snippet, so I guess in the end it redeemed itself
Maybe it's Horstmann style indentation.
More like Worstmann
Lmao gottem!!
You have to declare your love first, duh.
My love is nil :/
Because true love is a constant.
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Makes me cry
Love is in the air... the sudden outbreak of atomic war just reduced you and everyone you know to a fine mist - what did you think I meant?
I thought you meant RF signals carrying "love".
Hmm, that sounds like a much easier approach... but I did already buy all these nukes.
There is no love if you dont constructor it. Then you would need to initialize it or use existing instance to borrow. You can even extend from Respect or Humor as a starting point, there is no need to implement Love from scratch.