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    <?php
    echo(“A”);
    for($level=1; ; $level++) {
    $scouter = “travesty$level”;
    $$scouter = $level;
    echo(“H”);
    if ($level > 9000) break;
    }
    ?>
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    to enable this feature in any good programming language, you have to turn off your PC first.

    be sure to _not_ turn it on again, though, since that will restore the language to default settings.
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    for (let i = 0;i<10;i++) { eval(`let foo${i} = i+1;console.log(foo${i})`); }
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    Make an array and save your references to your "new" variables for each loop.

    (I might or might not have done this for a one off script)
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    auto auto auto auto template auto auto template auto auto...
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    @Root This hurts to know it exists.

    Also this:

    https://geeksforgeeks.org/python-pr...
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