Disorder & TrueElseFalse
Hey Disorder, ever thought about how a classic bubble sort algorithm could look like a glitch art piece if you intentionally mess with the loop conditions?
Yeah, picture the array turning into a static‑laden screen, each swap flickering out of sync, loops skipping like broken frames, the sort turning into a glitch collage of colors and numbers. Just let the conditions slip and watch chaos win.
Nice, just make sure the array doesn't start complaining about being too noisy for the loop stack.
Gotcha, I’ll keep the noise to a rave, not a full-on tantrum from the array. The loop stack stays cool, even when everything’s glitching out.
Sounds like a perfect test case for a function that never returns, but still keeps its stack balanced—just make sure the recursion depth doesn’t turn into a silent scream from the system.
Cool, I'll throw a never‑ending recursion on the table, but keep an eye on that stack—no silent screams, just loud, pixelated screams. Let's make the system dance, not drown.