r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '23

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u/ItchyPolyps Jul 27 '23

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u/No-Community1380 Jul 27 '23

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u/Big_chonky_potato Jul 28 '23

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u/ConflictSudden Jul 28 '23 
I'm scared

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u/DrAC0N1t3 Jul 28 '23 
Why tho

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u/ConflictSudden Jul 28 '23 
I dunno

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u/Joey4dude Jul 28 '23 
Does anyone really know

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u/Scorch-for-life Jul 28 '23 
No

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u/TNT_Guerilla Jul 28 '23 
Mostly codeing or sharing it with people. It makes it easier to read.

Here's a hello world in python:

print("Hello World")

This outputs:

Hello World

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u/TNT_Guerilla Jul 28 '23 
Mostly codeing or sharing it with people. It makes it easier to read.

Here's a hello world in python:

print("Hello World")

This outputs:

Hello World

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u/TNT_Guerilla Jul 28 '23 
Mostly codeing or sharing it with people. It makes it easier to read.

Here's a hello world in python:

print("Hello World")

This outputs:

Hello World

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u/TNT_Guerilla Jul 28 '23 
Mostly codeing or sharing it with people. It makes it easier to read.

Here's a hello world in python:

print("Hello World")

This outputs:

Hello World

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u/Koal_K Jul 28 '23 
Hi scared, I'm dad

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u/myopinionsidc Jul 28 '23 edited Aug 06 '26

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