Can some programs be considered lit?

[Anonymous No.10086015]

Can a code be lit?
I was asking a friend if their programming class was structured much like an English one to learn syntax, and other basics. He didn't really believe that code could be satirical, metaphorical, or ironic enough to really call it such. I don't know too much about coding except do you guys think code can be? I don't know much about coding, but what of some under ground code like macro b. Like for example can this program be considered this?

1 Determine for #4
2 #2 = 2
3 #4 = 4
4 If [[#2 + #2] eq #4] then [#4 = 5]
5 if #4 eq 4 goto 1

[Anonymous No.10086442]

Bump!

[Anonymous No.10086448]

>>10086015
everything is /lit/. the arrangement of energy in squiggly strings vibrating is just a really cool language god invented that only he can understand to be a bit of a dick.

[Anonymous No.10086451]

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