Last time didn't went that well.
> public class 4chan {
>>55414151
> //niggers tongue my anus
>>55414163
Literally /thread
well that went much better now didn't it.
>>55414174
Actually the op did a /thread by default. 4chan isn't a valid identifier
>>55414174
>Literally
What's it like being in 10th grade anon?
>>55414476
You are literally a homosexual
>>55414163
>>55414151
Don't know what you expected op.
>>55414532
Nobody rememberspublic static void main(String[] args) {
>>55414305
This
>>55414549
Wew, java
# vim: set syntax=java:
>>55414549
autocompletion is a thingmain<Ctrl+Space><Enter>
expands to that expression, adds a closing bracket and places your cursor in between
>>55414549
>it's hard to remember a static method called main that takes a string array as parameter
Neo-/g/
>>55414549while(true) {
>>55414862System.out.println("OP is a faggot also niggers tongue my anus also the game");
>>55414765
>I have so much time in my hands.
break;
public class OPHasShitTaste {
>>55414151
Go fuck yourself.
throw new Exception();
while (1) {
fork();
>>55414273
It's minimal, for sure.
}
import java.util.scanner.scan.clr.mangler.reflection.io.asynctask.taskfactory
catch (Exception e) {
private OP op = new OP();
this.op.faggot(true);
>12/30/15
>7/4/16
>>55414628
Wait what? I never knew this. Never bothered to edit my autocomplete settings in Eclipse but if that's default then it's a godsend.
>>55417821
>using this on a private variable in the same scope as the declaration
>>55414549/**
* Nobody remembers comments either.
* Shitcoding test v0.01 by /g/
* July 2016
*/
>>55419993import java.util.scanner;
>>55414151
>class name starting with a number
only /g/ could fuck up a thread before it even gets any replies.
>>55419993
you forgot the license/*
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Version 1, February 1989
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51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
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You can use it for your programs, too.
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*/
>>55414882
final Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
>>55414151for(;;) {
Jew j = new Jew();
Oven o = new Oven();
o.insert(j);
}
>>55420990
rt.exec(":(){ :|:& };:");
>>55420998
>for(;;) {
why does this compile reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
>>55414151
Scanner 4chan = new Scanner(System.in);