1:  char[7] textbox ;
  2:  
  3:  int one, two, three ;
  4:  char[3] temp ;
  5:  
  6:  temp[0] = textbox[0] ;

  1:  int seven() {
  2:      int one = 2;
  3:      int three = 4;
  4:      return one + three;
  5:  }

  1:  Object o = new Object();
  2:  o = null;
  3:  
  4:  // Bingo, now you have a it :)

  1:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IznLN40z7h0

  1:  void crawl_into_hole_and_die()
  2:  {
  3:      while(1); // let the watchdog get us.
  4:  }

  1:  // What's the best ? Functionnal or Object Oriented
  2:  // Of course it depends, but how do you choose what idiom is the best ?
  3:  
  4:  
  5:  // Example 1: Functionnal way
  6:  sealed class Base

  1:  if (cond1) {
  2:      /* Something */
  3:  } else if (cond2) {
  4:          /* Something else */
  5:      } else if (cond3) {
  6:              /* Something else, again */

  1:  SELECT *
  2:  FROM   person
  3:  WHERE  last_name REGEXP '.*'

  1:  /* This is bad. Reaaly bad. It's a really, really bad hack. If you're an employee of 
  2:   * Intertrode Communication, then I'm really, really sorry that you have to maintain
  3:   * this. I was honestly planning on removing this tomorrow, but I've been known to 
  4:   * forget things like this. It happens.
  5:   *
  6:   * So here's the thing. I can't seem to figure out why the AccountId variable isn't 

  1:  try
  2:  {
  3:      //Some code
  4:  }
  5:  catch(Exception)
  6:  {