Everyone should read this.

x=3; // assigns the new value of x to be equal to the number 3.

x = 3; // We use three because x counts the elements of a vector

1100101011010010 // This assignes x to be 3

// This program adds 3 to a value and prints the result.
// Created by wizzie Baldwin 08-07-2004

// GLOBAL VARIABLES //

int sum;   // This will hold the sum of the two numbers


// GLOBAL FUNCTIONS //

// This function adds a and b and returns the result.
int add(int a, int b)
{ 
	return (a+b);
} // end of add


main()
{
	int x; 
	x = 3;	// This is the number we will add to 3

	sum = add(x,3);

	printf("The sum = %d\n",sum);  
}// end of main

// This program adds 3 to a value and prints the result.
// Created by wizzie Baldwin 08-07-2004

/**
This will hold the sum of the two numbers.  We need a global variable for this because [very good reason to do something this silly]
**/
int sum;   

/* 
This function returns the result of adding a and b, because [really good reason why you need a function to do this]
*/
int add(int a, int b)
{ 
	return (a+b);
} 


main()
{
	int x; 
	x = 3;

	sum = add(x,3); // see comments for add()

	printf("The sum = %d\n",sum);  
}

// Fran was here
// If you can't understand something this trivial without comments, you don't deserve my code.

int sum;   

int add(int a, int b) {  return a+b; } 

main() {
    int x = 3;
    sum = add(x,3);
    printf("The sum = %d\n",sum);  
}

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default
{
     state_entry()
     {
          llSay(0,"Comments... we don't need no stinkin comments.");
     }
}