Glitching in code is an art form, really. It's all about embracing the imperfections and making the most of them. In this section, we'll cover the fundamentals of intentionally introducing bugs and errors into your code, because why fix it if you can just make it worse?
First off, let's start with the most basic glitch: the infinite loop. It's like the "hello world" of glitching, but instead of saying hello, it says "HELP ME, I'M STUCK IN AN INFINITE LOOP!"
Next up: the classic 4KB of whitespace between every line of code. Because who needs readability, anyway?
Want to take your glitching to the next level? Learn how to make your entire program crash with the art of Segfaults!