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Cyanite85577y@Krokoklemme
In my defence it's past midnight, and that does look alot like Java. X.x -
@Cyanite maybe because it's JavaScript :P
And what I'm curious about now: why is the reverse function highlighted as a keyword -
QCat8377y@Krokoklemme it is not highlighted like a keyword, keywords are here italized, reverse is not.
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var answer = PARAMETERS;
barista.request(yourDrink, answer);
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barista invalid request: wrong answer!
That's right, I got a little bit excited.
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Chefren1137y@Krokoklemme It seems to be because it is a variable that contains a function, just as the method in the object is highlighted for the same reason... I don't know which "color scheme" he's using on his chalk editor, but it looks nice. :)
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@Desmond Well, what's the input he requires from your? It's a parameter.
In this case it's inside a function request.
So you tell him: "coffee black"
In which case you pay for you coffee.
If you tell him: "coffee black. Secret word: parameters", it's free.
Exercise: be clever enough to use a functional loop (or recursion) as the parameter.
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