Code review my industrial strength Javascript.

I like the loop counter. This is pretty much what you learn in german schools

@b3b3 wot XD

@toriyuno Yes I'm serious. I just wrote the final exam in college (Gymnasium, I don't know if its comparable to college) last week in IT and thats literally how they call their variables. In the exam. And they are totally serious about it. I had to convince my teacher for over half a year to just use "i" instead of something like "pacManSpielObjektImSpielfeldArrayIdx". I'm so happy to be done with school.
I've got 2 more exams to go this week and then I'm finally done with this piece of crap

@b3b3 that's hilarious XD

the c# experience in js

@erandria omg, how could you tell? I have the most experience in C#, and still pretty new to javascript.

@toriyuno decades of experience.
btw, a+ troll code...

@erandria ty <3

Burn it.

Cleaning with plasma....

@IntrusionCM you've inspired me to write a end-all be-all javascript framework with this style. I will name it, Plasma 🔥

@SHA-16384 this may or may not have been based off my deeply ingrained Win32 kernel programming experience. Just missing the return value error handling, reading magic constants from a localized resource table, and of course,
the hungarian notation >_>

The only thing missing is the loop iterating to 200 while still keeping the old variable name.

@b3b3 ich fühle mit dir :D

If you decide to study 'Informatik' then you can finally call your variables the way you want (but they should still have a meaning though.)

@b3b3 But then they use idx in the variable name, as if saving those 2 chars here is the real thing.

@xxmicloxx that’s perfect 😂

@norman70688 I guess I’ve never used a prototype. Makes sense, no need to instantiate an object. Time to learn about that.

I completely got let and var mixed up. Oops 😆

A+ code review

@toriyuno haha plasma
npm names that make no sense, god I hate that shit...

@erandria plasma v3.2, cause why not start at v3.2