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<?for(;;$e.=$e++)foreach($e::$e()as&$e);

This was the answer I gave in this question: Insanity Check Program Insanity Check Program

The idea was to make a code that produced errors.

The 1st error that we will think of, is a syntax error.

There are no syntax errors...

Other would be that the class/function doesn't exist.

It doesn't run that far...

Other would be a time-out or a memory overflow, but, again, it doesn't reach that far...

Test the code here: http://writecodeonline.com/php/ (remove the <? on the beginning to test).

<?for(;;$e.=$e++)foreach($e::$e()as&$e);

This was the answer I gave in this question: Insanity Check Program

The idea was to make a code that produced errors.

The 1st error that we will think of, is a syntax error.

There are no syntax errors...

Other would be that the class/function doesn't exist.

It doesn't run that far...

Other would be a time-out or a memory overflow, but, again, it doesn't reach that far...

Test the code here: http://writecodeonline.com/php/ (remove the <? on the beginning to test).

<?for(;;$e.=$e++)foreach($e::$e()as&$e);

This was the answer I gave in this question: Insanity Check Program

The idea was to make a code that produced errors.

The 1st error that we will think of, is a syntax error.

There are no syntax errors...

Other would be that the class/function doesn't exist.

It doesn't run that far...

Other would be a time-out or a memory overflow, but, again, it doesn't reach that far...

Test the code here: http://writecodeonline.com/php/ (remove the <? on the beginning to test).

answered Mar 6, 2014 at 22:45

<?for(;;$e.=$e++)foreach($e::$e()as&$e);

This was the answer I gave in this question: Insanity Check Program

The idea was to make a code that produced errors.

The 1st error that we will think of, is a syntax error.

There are no syntax errors...

Other would be that the class/function doesn't exist.

It doesn't run that far...

Other would be a time-out or a memory overflow, but, again, it doesn't reach that far...

Test the code here: http://writecodeonline.com/php/ (remove the <? on the beginning to test).