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var peanutButter = “creamy”;
var jelly = “strawberry”;
var bread = “Wonder”;

public string Lunch(peanutButter, jelly, bread, out satiation)
{
int stomach = 0;
string mouth = “”;

for (int hunger = 100; hunger > stomach; hunger--)
{
mouth += String.Format(peanutButter + jelly + bread);
stomach++;
}
return var satiation = “YAAASSSS”;
};

Comments
  • 1
    Such odd code. You only go from 100 to 50. Then you're never stuffed
  • 2
    Gastric bypass. @Tobyvw
  • 0
    If you're not going to call the other variables string why bother putting "int" in your for loop? Just like peanut butter, consistency of code is key.
  • 1
    @gorsamp Style. Sweet, colorful style.

    (Also, my mind is hallucinating from ravishing hunger. FULL OUTER JOIN PB&J ON my.mouth = PB&J.flavor;)
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