See,
whenever I do typedef long long ll; and then to type 'for' loop in C++, if I don't press shift correctly, it becomes for 9ll , and it reminds me of 9\11, wasn't that a hilarious joke ?!
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Not pressing shift correctly takes me to the trauma*
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