Still Junior At Heart

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Oh, the TRAGEDY of volatile memory! Your dreams are basically that data you forgot to persist to disk before the power went out. They exist in RAM for like 2.5 seconds, feeling all important and vivid, and then *POOF* - garbage collected into the void the moment you open your eyes. Just like that variable you swore you'd save but the app crashed and took all your unsaved work with it to the shadow realm. The operating system of your brain is basically running on the world's worst database with zero redundancy and NO backup strategy whatsoever. Sweet dreams are made of volatile storage, apparently!

Content import random Generate a random string def generaterandomstring: Create a list of possible characters for the random string chars "abcdefghijkImnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789! Choose a fixed length for the string stringlength 12 Generate the random string by choosing random characters from the list of possible characters randomstring - "" join(random. choice(chars) for i in range(stringlength)) return randomstring Check if the generated string says "Hello World! def checkhelloworld(string): return string "Hello World!" Print an explanation to the user print("This program generates random strings and checks if they say 'Hello World!'") print("It may take a while to find a string that says 'Hello World!'") Generate a random string and check if it says "Hello World!" If it doesn't, try again while True: randomstring generaterandom string() if checkhelloworld(randomstring) : print (randomstring) break

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Content EXIT CONDITION THAT'S IT! WAIT! RECURSION WAIT! RECURSION IM GOING INI TO ERE THAT'S IT! MONKEYUSER.COM

Content Yay! I wrote a program that never loses at tic-tac-toe! Ok, but why are the "if"s nested more than four times? The user can only move five times in a game In case the user wants to play again THEJENKINSCOMIC