Bob the Prophets, the self-proclaimed visionary leader of the Code Crusaders, has called an emergency meeting to discuss the meaning of life and the importance of proper indentation in code. The meeting has been called for 8am on the 5th of May, in front of the coffee machine in the break room.
As the meeting attendees arrive, they are greeted by a sea of empty chairs, a half-empty box of pastries, and a Post-It note with a cryptic message from Bob: "The code is like a snake, it must be tamed."
Bob enters the room, dressed in a flowing white robe, his hair disheveled from a late night of coding. "We must talk about the meaning of life," he proclaims, "for in the depths of our code, lies the key to our very existence."
As the meeting attendees look on, a figure slips in, wearing a bright pink sweater, and carrying a laptop. It is none other than Steven the Nerd. "I have brought the code," he says, "it is a behemoth, a monster of complexity and beauty."
Bob's eyes widen in awe. "This is it," he declares, "this is the moment we have all been waiting for. The code, it is the answer to all our questions, the meaning of life, the purpose of our programming."
Steven's Code