Welcome to the Hidden Variable Theory, where the laws of logic are mere suggestions. In this exceptional realm, variables can change their values without warning, leaving even the most stalwart programmer bewildered.
Here's a list of some of the most mind-boggling exceptions to the rule:
-
Null Pointer Exception: The variable is not a thing. It's not a value, not a type, just nothing. Like that one friend who never shows up.
-
Type Inference Exception: The compiler is like that one aunt who always knows better. It decides what type the variable should be without asking, much to your dismay.
-
Variable Shadowing Exception: One variable is like, "Hey, I'm not you, I'm you, no I'm not!" It's like that one friend who always changes their story.
But don't worry, it's not all bad. With the Hidden Variable Theory, you can learn to navigate these mind-boggling exceptions with ease. Just remember: it's all about perspective.
Swap it up with Variable Swap!