Hey there, coding wizards! Let's indulge in a little imagination. If coding were akin to a magical spell, what incantation would you utter, and what extraordinary coding power or other wish would it grant you?
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There's a franchise called Megami Tensei, which the protagonist create a program that called devil and help them to fight
Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei | Megami Tensei Wiki | Fandom
Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei (デジタル・デビル・ストーリー 女神転生, Dejitaru Debiru Sutōrī Megami Tensei)? is the first book in a trilogy of novels written by Aya Nishitani and illustrated by Hiroyuki Kitazume. It was written in the late 1980s, and is the original source material that would eventually spawn the entire Megami Tensei franchise. The novel was soon adapted in anime form and billed under the same title. Original release: March 31, 1986 Published by Tokuma Shoten Reprint release: July, 2005 447
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Reviewus!
Generate a notion page with intelligent reviewer to write comments about your project's code review and display it in the air in your room with scroll possibility - something like holograph in starwars but less blue 🔵
If you don't understand, feel free to tell me! Thank you