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>>380
long angka = 1234;

ByteArrayOutputStream a = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
DataOutputStream b = new DataOutputStream(a);
b.writeLong(angka);
b.close();
byte[] c = a.toByteArray();
ByteArrayInputStream d = new ByteArrayInputStream(c);
DataInputStream e = new DataInputStream(d);
e.skipBytes(4);

int angkaLain = e.readInt();

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=recursion

Duh, gubrak.

>>382
Duh! bagus pisan.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1597211/whats-the-most-evil-way-of-subverting-a-language-that-youve-seen/1597238#1597238

jika ( begini ) maka
begitu
selain itu
lain_lagi
begitulah

>>384
Ada yang kasi link ke pdf, di dalam pdfnya ada yang indah:


Less traditional symbols are also useful. For example:

  ☎->✆(); // take my phone (☎) off hook (✆)

This example become even more natural when - as is common - the whitespace operator
is overloaded to mean -> for the telephone class:

  class Phone {
    // …
    Phone* operator ' ' () { return this->operator->(); }
    void ✆(); // off-hook
    // …
  };

  Phone ☎;
  ☎✆(); // take phone (☎) off hook (✆)

It is also common to overload newline to mean application without
arguments, that is (), so that what used to be the long-winded and ugly

  my_phone->off_hook();

becomes plain and simple

  ☎✆;

Finally, semicolon is most often redundant as a statement terminator
so the grammar has been improved to make it optional in most context.
Thus, we get:

  ☎✆

Extensive use of such special characters together with imaginative and
thoughtful use of whitespace overloading has had an immense impact
on maintenance cost.

Bukti bahwa Windows lebih bagus daripada Linux atau Mac adalah orang sering Window shopping, tp siapa coba yg Linux shopping atau Mac shopping....

"Kalau orang jahat tidak henti2nya berusaha berbuat yang jahat, bagaimana mungkin aku beristirahat"

>>387
Bagaimana kalau jadi orang jahat juga yang berbuat jahat sehingga mendapatkan peristirahatan?