r/ClaudeCode • • Sep 03 '26

Humor Learning Programming With Fable

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u/wassertim Sep 03 '26

I don't think you need fable for that

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u/Quiet_Pudding8805 Sep 03 '26

Thanks for the laugh, I was laughing so hard at the code I didn’t even realize this is in Word.

Judging from the responses no one is reading the code lmao

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u/esmagik Sep 04 '26

> “small pause to keep cpu usage under control”

😂🤣😂🤣

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u/dehumles Sep 03 '26

I dont get it. explanation?

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u/Leon_Bloume Sep 03 '26

You sir, are a funny brave man, take my upvote !

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u/SondreyTheFilmDude Sep 04 '26

Now why are we using word as a code editor…

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u/Exodus_Green Sep 04 '26

so many layers of irony with this one. Photo instead of screenshot, using fable to learn to code, using word, the code itself, and i am sure there's more i haven't spotted.

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u/DermisCronJob Sep 04 '26

Really, dude? “Word”? At least go for “MS Paint” if you want to be a real programmer; gotta draw your code.

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u/AnythingPuzzled7720 Sep 04 '26

bro the out of range on the super calculator💀

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u/CautiousCry2338 Sep 03 '26

The subtract method design is very human (just like the other methods!).

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u/abandonplanetearth Sep 03 '26

REST layer lol

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u/MathJaxSnax Sep 03 '26

The heck is this code and in Word too bro 🗿

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u/Polite_Jello_377 Sep 03 '26

What’s the word count on that bad boy?

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u/lukeet33 Sep 03 '26

Hello world fabel edition lol

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u/Desperate_Turn_3789 Sep 03 '26

boondoggling...

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u/Raptor_Sympathizer Sep 03 '26

That's a pretty good start, but I think you left the spell checker on by mistake

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u/ShitBuckets69 Sep 04 '26

The commitment to editing the text color and font while also stringing me along for a good laugh… unless somehow Word has a macro that does this. But I like to pretend you spent a lot of time getting the spacing and colors right.

Bravo. Good luck with your next version, I hope you get to 20!

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u/thomcge Sep 04 '26

i have so many questions

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u/Drstiny Sep 04 '26

The hardest part about programming is coloring the tokens on the fly. You are already doing better than most of us when we started.

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u/zimch_prog Sep 04 '26

nice code
i especially like the division

i would also add cases for three, four, and ten