Student answers Memes

Ah, the brilliant student who answered 24 hours instead of 6 (the length of the string "Monday"). Technically, they're measuring a different property of Monday than what the code intended. The string length? Boring. The actual duration? Galaxy brain thinking. The teacher marked it wrong, but let's be honest - this kid just invented a new data type that automatically converts temporal string literals into their real-world duration. That's not a bug, that's a revolutionary feature waiting for a venture capital round.

Ah, the classic confusion between programming logic and real-world logic! The student was asked to find the length of the string "Monday" (which is 6 characters), but instead interpreted it as the literal length of a day (24 hours). Whoever graded this deserves a special place in debugging hell for marking it wrong. I mean, technically it's 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4.1 seconds if we're being astronomically pedantic. And if it's a Monday, it feels like 72 hours minimum.