@Background Human  
Revisiting this comment, I remember absolutely nothing of assembly. Lulz.

I’m very disappointed at you, Trixie.

@Dsiak  
Oh shit, son. Gauntlet status: thrown. Not sure how you one-up that except with straight machine code.

Mars’s MIPS, this will freeze mars at max speed  
.data  
trixieIsBest: .asciiz “The great and powerful Trixie its best\n”  
trixie: .word 1  
bestPony: .word 1  
.text  
la $t0, trixie #get adress of trixie  
lw $t1, 0x4($t0) # $t1 = what is 4 bytes ahead of $t0’s adress (this will land in best pony) $t1 = best pony  
lw $t0 0x0($t0) # $t0 = what is in the adress $t0, trixie, $t0 = trixie
 
li $v0, 4 #ask to print string starting at $a0  
la $a0, trixieIsBest #adress of the string
 
whileTrixieIsBest: #Label  
syscall #print string  
beq $t0, $t1, whileTrixieIsBest #branch if $t0 equals $t1 ; branch if trixie == best pony

For the old guys in the audience:
 
10 print “The Great and Powerful BASIC is best.”  
20 goto 10

@Cirrus Light  
still ugly thou

@Dsiak  
Counting loop starting at 1 will work fine if you use the <= instead of just the <

>counting loops starting at 1  
>first bracket gets a whole line for itself  
>>main(void)  

She should have used puts() instead…

brackets?  
newline?  
preincrement?  
void?
 
Twi has better codestyle

boy will she be embarassed when she realizes she forgot that stupid newline that printf makes you put at the end.

>putting the header filename between square brackets
 
#include<brain.h>

That last line needs to be commented out.

Well actually the correct syntax (in Python 3) looks like  
for q in range(100): print("The great and powerful Parcly is the best")  
Also: It’s…
 

 
[Liberty Bell music plays]  
MONTY PYTHON’S FLYING CIR-CUS!

Sorry darling, I don’t speak computer math.

I don’t know C____, C, or Python, but I do remember a little programming the mathematics software I used when I was at uni (called GAP4). :)
 
i:=1; while i=(1..100) do print “The great and powerful Trixie its best.”; i:=i+1; od;

Or just include the newline in the string.
 
print “foo\n” * 100

@Background Pony #38BF  
While I don’t know Python, the for loop is declaring count, providing the loop condition, and modifying count, all in one line. She could do the second and it’d get the same result, a for loop just condenses it.

Wouldn’t have more easy to use python?  
Like this:  
print 'The great and powerful Trixie is the best, ' * 100  
Or to print multiple lines:  
@count=0  
while count!=100:  
… print ‘The great and powerful Trixie is the best’  
… count=count+1@

Why would Twilight make her write “the great and powerful Trixie its best” a hundred times? I mean, it’s a lines gag, right? The line should be something like “I won’t declare myself great and powerful in class,” and then she cheats by making a loop.

private String trixie = “Brillant”;

No multi-threading ?  
Console mode ?  
“For 1 to 100” instead of “while(true)” ?
 
Trixie, I’m disappointed.

Translation, count from 1 to 100, each time printing “the great and powerful Trixie its best.” onto the screen.

>#include [stdio.h]
 
It won’t even compile.

Also, as an IT vocational high school student who takes the software engineering class, I can relate to this very much.