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def = definition, meaning it's defining in_discord() whenever he types it again

And if he's not in the second monitor when he inputs that command, it returns "You're in wrong window fool"
And if he's not in second monitor, meaning most likely the correct monitor, it calls him a good fool

Ahh

Thx

`

java
/**
in_discord: function which tells you if you're in discord when typing code
@return: String -> a string representation of your status
*/
public String inDiscord() {
try{
if(CURRENT_MONITOR != 2)
return "You're in the wrong window fool";
else
return "You good fool";
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}

`

Which is java

300 iq

you good fool

Note: this is really dirty code and you would not actually do stuff like this

Code is scary :bizSweat:

but the one thing about my code is that i follow good standards

code is love
code is life

looks like what we did in my grade 11 coding class

it's fun

i should get back to learning

https://codingbat.com/java
https://codingbat.com/python

are fun places to practice easy stuff

What do you get out of learning code

I took a class in it once in high school and learned nothing from it:bizDolan:

Short answer: a lot of technical acumen which is going to be more needed by people with each coming year
Long answer: you put yourself in a pretty good understanding of technology and if you have the mindset, you have the tools to make many of the mundane tasks in life automated and super easy to do as well as mitigate human error

Damn

Computers are not magic fairy dust, so you gain the know how of to algorithmically handle tasks and tackle problems differently than the common mind

I kinda tried it in college and it was

it is and will become more and more necessary year by year

plus having a better grasp of logic is generally a plus since the two go hand in hand

if not month by month

Damn I'm firetrucked

i.e why we start teaching elementary kids how to code with stuff like Scratch