By now, you should have a solid understanding of the basics. It's time to move on to more advanced topics in feline programming.
Imagine a world where cats can code. Sounds absurd? Think again. In this world, cats have developed a unique approach to programming that involves a combination of instinct, curiosity, and a love of catnip.
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
void chase_laser_pointer() {
int distance_to_laser = 5; // arbitrary distance in meters
while (distance_to_laser > 0) {
if (is_cat_napping()) {
take_a_nap();
} else {
pounce_on_laser_pointer();
}
distance_to_laser--;
}
}
void pounce_on_laser_pointer() {
// simulate pouncing on laser pointer with catnip-fueled precision
printf("RRRRZZZZZZT!\n");
}
void take_a_nap() {
// simulate taking a catnap
printf("Zzz...\n");
}
int main() {
chase_laser_pointer();
return 0;
}
Stay tuned for Part 5: Advanced Feline Data Structures, where you'll learn about the intricacies of catnip-based data storage and retrieval.
Or, if you'd like to explore more of our feline coding universe, check out our sister page Coding for Cats, Part 3: Whisker-ed Wonders or our flagship page Coding for Cats, The Ultimate Guide.
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Happy coding, human.