Insane Python Code.py

# Here are some INSANE things you can do with Python programming.
# However, you wouldn't really want to do this as a programmer for real.
# Let's just see how we can turn rational Python programming into an
# insane Cobra. Let's have some insane fun with these Rubber Room
# Python program examples. Note: this is how we Asperger's people do
# programming when no one is looking; we deviate from the norm. lol

# To fully understand all this Python insanity, you should be familiar
# with Python programming in general to understand all this craziness.

insane_Python_print_function = print

insane_Python_print_function('''''''''Insane Python print() function.''''''''') # single quotes
insane_Python_print_function("""""""Insane Python print() function.""""""""""""") # double quotes


integer = int

insane_Python_print_function(integer(3.0))


integer = int(3.0)

insane_Python_print_function(integer)


insane_Python_input_function = input

message = insane_Python_input_function('''''''''What is your name Please? ''''''''') # single quotes
insane_Python_print_function('Hello',message.title()+'.','''''''''How are you?''''''''') # single quotes

message = insane_Python_input_function("""""""What is your name Please? """"""""""""") # double quotes
insane_Python_print_function('Hello',message.title()+'.',"""""""How are you?""""""""""""") # double quotes


insane_Python_input_function = input('''''''''What is your name Please? ''''''''') # single quotes

message = insane_Python_input_function
insane_Python_print_function('Hello',message.title()+'.','''''''''How are you?''''''''') # single quotes

insane_Python_input_function = input("""""""What is your name Please? """"""""""""") # double quotes


message = insane_Python_input_function
insane_Python_print_function('Hello',message.title()+'.',"""""""How are you?""""""""""""") # double quotes


George_Bool = bool

insane_Python_print_function(George_Bool(1>3))


George_Bool = bool(1>3)

insane_Python_print_function(George_Bool)


insane_Python_print_function('I so love my','star'[::-1],'too much!')

insane_Python_print_function('racecar'[::-1],'is racecar spelled backwards.')


binary = bin
hexadecimal = hex
octal = oct

insane_Python_print_function(binary(10))
insane_Python_print_function(hexadecimal(10))
insane_Python_print_function(octal(10))


binary = bin(10)
hexadecimal = hex(10)
octal = oct(10)

insane_Python_print_function(binary)
insane_Python_print_function(hexadecimal)
insane_Python_print_function(octal)

# Normally, we have to use the programming standard 'self' word with def functions.
# But who says we have to do it here? Afterall, we can do whatever we want here and
# nobody can tell us any different. I'm simply showing you all what you can do in Python,
# but programmers DO NOT LIKE THIS. But we do. Let's use the word 'insane_snake' in
# place of 'self' with our def function example.

def insane_function(insane_snake):
    insane_Python_print_function('Python is an insane Cobra') # this is the screen text output

insane_function("I'm a placeholder for 'self' that we changed to insane_snake")

# Hope you guys are having as much fun as I am having. However, do not do this kind of
# programming if you want a programming job; the Boss won't be your Boss for very long.
# I showed you what not to do. lol