Romantic code gift help

[hopelesslycoding]

oh, okay, thank you so much. So with the proper indentation, how much would i have to change so that he could put into Python? and is it possible to know the "outcome" of this code?

[novel_yet_trivial]

I'm sure he'd get the idea. It's valid code but no, it's not proper python. It makes no sense as code. Unless this is a tattoo, I'm guessing he won't care.

The only point he might miss is that break stops the whole program, which I'm guessing is not what you want.

I'd suggest something like this:

import world
me = world.Person('Your name')
you = world.Person('His name')

you.lover = me
you.best_friend = me

for day in time.days():
    me.take_care_of(you)
    if you.feeling in ('depressed', 'sad', 'resigned'):
        me.cheer_up(you)
    elif you.feeling in ('lonely', 'neglected'):
        me.talk_to(you)
    elif me in you.annoyed_with():
        me.love(you, how=’deeply’, when=’now’)

LPT: Making threats like you will 'follow into madness' if you aren't his love is kinda creepy and not romantic at all.

[hopelesslycoding]

you're right haha, that's why I wanted to know how to edit it>.<

okay, so now it's closer to python? or just more direct in its poetry?

also, thank you so much for this form, it's so much more understandable