Say Happy Birthday with Code!
Most people just say “Happy Birthday” to each other over social networks like Facebook and Twitter with the same 14 predictable letters. Why not say it with code? If you’re a developer you already understand.
Before you ask … Yes, I really did write and run the QBasic 4.5 version in 16-bit mode running www.DosBox.com on Windows 7 x64. Oh, and no it’s not my birthday.
With PowerShell
1..4 | % {if ($_ -ne 3) {Write-Host "Happy Birthday to You!"} else {"Happy Birthday Dear Jeff"}}With C# Console Application
for (int i = 0; i <= 3; i++) { Console.WriteLine(((i == 2) ? "Happy Birthday dear Jeff" : "Happy Birthday to You!")); }With JavaScript
With Command Prompt
@ECHO OFF FOR %%A IN (1 1 2 1) DO ( IF %%A == 1 ECHO "Happy Birthday to You!" IF %%A == 2 ECHO "Happy Birthday dear Jeff" ) :EOF
With QBasic 4.5 (oh yes I did!)
CLS
FOR x = 1 TO 4
IF x = 3 THEN
PRINT "Happy Birthday dear Jeff!"
ELSE
PRINT "Happy Birthday to You!"
END IF
NEXT x
FOR x = 37 TO 1000
SOUND x, 1
NEXT x

it didn’t work for me in q basic
it just kept on increasing the note like a bomb about to blow