Ian Eccles iande

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	// The bounded type parameter dictates the kinds of Box instances we can create.
	public class NumberBox<T extends Number> {
	private T _number;

	public NumberBox() { this(null); }
	public NumberBox(T toStore) {
	set(toStore);
	}

	public T get() { return _number; }

	public class Box<T> {
	private T whatsInTheBox;

	// Creates a new box that holds nothing of value
	public Box() { this(null); }

	// Creates a new box that holds the given T instance.
	public Box(T store) {
	this.set(store);
	}

	import java.util.ArrayList;

	public class Main {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
	ArrayList<Integer> myList = new ArrayList<Integer>();

	myList.add(new Integer(10));
	myList.add(new Integer(11));
	myList.add(new Integer(12));

	public static void main() {
	// Java provides a "default" no-argument constructor for us.
	MyCoolShit coolShit = new MyCoolShit();
	// But, NEVER rely on it!

	System.out.println("Bool: " + coolShit.aBool);
	System.out.println("Int: " + coolShit.anInt);
	System.out.println("Double: " + coolShit.aDouble);
	System.out.println("Char: " + coolShit.aChar);
	System.out.println("String: " + coolShit.aString);

	public class Rectangle {
	public static int COUNTER = 0;

	public int width;
	public int height;
	private int myX;
	private int myY;

	public Rectangle(int x, int y, int w, int h) {
	// Position and dimensions were given, so we construct a rectangle at (x,y)

	#!env ruby

	require 'bundler'
	Bundler.setup

	require 'ircbgb'

	bot = Ircbgb::Client.new do \|c\|
	c.servers = 'irc://pinkhair.gudefrends.net'
	c.nicks = ['iande', 'ian-2', 'ian-3']

	# Note: MyFinalApproach defines a block that takes a block,
	# which only works with Ruby >= 1.9. To work with 1.8, you'll need
	# to take that bit out.
	# Also, I think 'eigen' contains more phonetic badassery than
	# 'singleton', which is the real reason I prefer it.

	require 'forwardable'

	class SomeClass
	def self.my_eigen_method; 42; end