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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Storing and Tracking Information with Variables Review Creating and Naming Variables

Posted by Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points

All of the variable names below are OK to use in a JavaScript program. However, which one is the best choice?

I know the $ is a unix command

something like

$ link -j file1 file2 file3 hiddenfile4 $./ compiles and sends the files you can create a socket like so

        010
       0    0
      0       0
      1         1
      0       0
       0     0            
         010

Apart of exotic internet theory that creates a socket, the 010 starts a cellular automata sequencs, everything in <> between the set of carriage returns creates a wave that goes through the fiberoptic cable straight through the center of the socket. The socket is on the network it is serverless, the UDMO is the Unified Cross Domain Management Office for watching this activity. Things like wikipedia started on this thing, they thought it was a worm but it has been getting incrementally faster on the network.

It is serverless, it should be possible to create domain names and addresses that bypass registers on this network using ipv6 which is what UDMO is for, ha they want a 4000 dollar registration fee all that is needed, is a different construct for carraig returns, the <> act as a straight line going through the network, if you had something like

var {} = [!i] = sumtotal

so perhaps different unicode construct creating !asdjkflasjd~ using !~ characters, could wrap arround the <> line creating a spiral that would pervade the network much faster kinda like wifi? xml and json are too slow. then new domains could be added via this spiral framwork and since it is spiraling over the <> waves encapsilating ipv4 with ipv6 it could pickup a wave signal as it goes to the floating network construct, which may be an artificial atom. All part of exotic internet theory.

3 Answers

Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points
Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points

read the book Node.js High Performance Adapter pattern, on elibrary

Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points
Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points

O> imagine the loop is speeding through the network and the > is the wave that is trailing inside that trail is a hidden file that was compiled where 0 was file2 another smaller o was file3, file1 was a list of anonymous functions that iterate cellular automata, and file4 was a hidden file of random syntax with symbols only #$%|| that work as either a set or not a set emmitting waves if it is a set like <> is a set, and = is not a set because only one. so between big circle socket and wave is hidden file of random syntax, making the floating construct on the network hackable. The <> creates a wave that goes through the center where everything between < > gets picked up and computed by the construct. Since the construct only tells if something is in the set or out of the set computation happens. O hidden file >

George Cantors set theory encapsilates all mathematical logic in the known and unknown universe. it is so simple a 7 year old can understand it. <> set, = not a set. non sets can pass through and out of sets.

my theory is Mozillas new RUST language does nothing more than interpret the construct O with a box. the box is like

              _ _ _ _ 0 _ _ _ _
             |                |
             |                |
             1                1
             |                 |
             |_ _ _ _0_ _ _ _ |

so the box goes through the network around the O and reads the waves on the constructor. ? it has unknown properties that scientists today cannot yet understand. It is running around the network like a particle collider.

Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points
Thomas Katalenas
Thomas Katalenas
11,033 Points

What do you think of exotic internet theory!?