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how to floop using flingle [closed]
Asked 15 years ago

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i'm trying to floob a florp using flingle but it's not working.
my code:

from flingle use floob
def myfunc1(florp):
  floob(florp)
myfunc1("fernagle")

the error i get:

syntax error floob is
not a function from flingle

flingle floop help computer

asked May 5, 2009 at 23:05

User1574826

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How is this question even allowed on the internet? — DrewsCool12

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Mods need to delete this — poijoas7

2 Welcome to Stack Overflow! Please review How to Ask a Good Question before asking a bad question like this! — AlmostANiceGuy

14 Duplicate of an entirely unrelated question about ferble — AlmostANiceGuy

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Only people who are looking to get hacked or are brain dead use flingle. It takes 0 minutes to do a google search to figure out what the better replacement is. do your homework before asking here.

answered May 5, 2009 at 23:10

MrMikeyMan 65k ● 16

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+1 — TheOtherMike

 

when i search i didnt find anything — User1574826

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