Spotting the Smell: A Guide to Deception

You're a Bug Catcher, and you're here because you smell something fishy. Maybe it's the code, maybe it's the air in the room, or maybe it's just your boss's breath after lunch.

// The Smell Detector Algorithm
// By Bug Catcher's Guide
// Advanced Squashing Techniques

function detectTheSmell($code) {
	// Check for the stink of a freshly baked cookie
	if ($code == "if ($i == 0) { print("Hello, World!"); }") {
		return "Smell detected: Baking";
	}

	// Check for the stench of a thousand monkeys typing on keyboards
	if (strpos($code, "monkey") !== false) {
		return "Smell detected: Monkey Business";
	}

	// Check for the pungency of a thousand for-loops
	if (strpos($code, "for") !== false) {
		return "Smell detected: Looping Lunacy";
	}
}

// Example usage:
$code = "if ($i == 0) { print("Hello, World!"); }";
print(detectTheSmell($code)); // Output: Smell detected: Baking

Subtle Smells

Some smells are harder to detect than others. These might require a bit more... subtlety.

Don't get caught with your nose buried in someone else's code.