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5    Mat's Mug          37    
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The-Quill

#Speling You mispeled SEPERATOR.

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#Naming

Try and avoid single character or abbreviated names:

strToInt(s)

The-Quill

• _ is an indescriptive name
• %p<1 are you trying to modulo from a boolean? what the fuck
• _-p oh god why
• this is just nasty

The-Quill

• Follow snake_case
• it=int=input( ""'') does this even fucking compile?
• MyNumberCounter= 10 whitespace between operators
• try : not this operator
• while not: could swap to == False
• (it) does nothing
• int don't name a variable with a type name
• mix of tabs and spaces, you evil, evil person
• MyNumberCounter() the type is an int, not a function or generator, this probably won't compile
• loop is not defined

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• with is deprecated
• you only access one property on window, so just access it directly
• 094 this can acidentally convert to hex, so just use 94, also the 0 is extraneous in that case anyway
• there's no reason to make 94 as a variable
• varName is indescriptive

The-Quill

Yes, yes it does.

:p

You actually can't. This doesn't do what it looks like (precedence).

You can reverse the condition, it just would need a little editing

It does :D

The-Quill

Yes, yes it does.

:p

You actually can't. This doesn't do what it looks like (precedence).

You can reverse the condition, it just would need a little editing

It does :D

The-Quill

i=1e300;for(;;i-->0){while(i&&alert('foo'));}

• define i in the loop
• use the var keyword to define variables (or let, when using for loop iterator variables)
• i-->0 i is not how you make an ascii bow in javascript, D works better: D--> D -->0 (but seriously, write it properly. same effect)
• while(i&&alert('foo') wouldn't this be slimmer if you put the alert in the loop? while(i)alert('foo')

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