Steam Deck Name and Color Program

using namespace std; int main(){ string name; string color; cout << "Please enter your name:\n"; getline(cin, name); cout << "This is a long name\n"; cout << "Hello, " << name << "\n"; cout << "What is your favorite color?\n"; getline(cin, color); cout << "It's cool color" << "\n"; cout << "Mastery!! & Bye! \n"; return 0; }

A Steam Deck displays a small C++ program that asks for a name and favorite color, then prints generic responses. The joke is the absurdly hardcoded output: instead of using the user's answers, it claims the name is long, calls the color cool, and ends with an overconfident “Mastery!! & Bye!” This works as a reaction to awkward, low-quality, or overly simplistic programming. EN: A Steam Deck displays a small C++ program that asks for a name and favorite color, then prints generic responses. The joke is the absurdly hardcoded output: instead of using the user's answers, it claims the name is long, calls the color cool, and ends with an overconfident “Mastery!! & Bye!” This works as a reaction to awkward, low-quality, or overly simplistic programming.

• @ithueti / 4377 2021-07-16