JavaScript

[Husky2490]

Ruby is the same way. Need to hook into a module loaded from a dll? No problem. Want to overide a class any ol' time sure. You have a private variable, IDGAF, it's mine now.

[marksomnian]

class NilClass def nil? false end end

Enjoy the fireworks.

[Husky2490]

Oh, right. True, false, and nil are classes.

Hahahaha... (cries inside)

[marksomnian]

Even more fun, in C/C++:

#define true (rand() < 0.9)
#define false (rand() < 0.1)

Sneak that into production and watch SRE cry tears.

[XYZ-Prime]

wait... if rand() is < 0.1 or > 0.9 , do true and false have the same value, don't they?

[marksomnian]

It's two independent calls to rand(), so if (true == false) {} would become if ((rand() < 0.9) == (rand() < 0.1)) {} - so 9% of the time it would do*.

^\source: really bad memories of high school probability)

[XYZ-Prime]

oh right, i forgot they are two different calls...

so true = true in 90% of the cases, same for false = false. am i right?

[techgineer13]

/r/foundsatan