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<\/a><\/p>\nThe explanation behind Word Vomit is that I am an excessive, sometimes emotional tweeter… when all these lines of the “Array” are shown on the social media feed, they are (somewhat) accepted.<\/p>\n
“oh she tweets too much” “she tweets like every 5 seconds”<\/em><\/p>\n This method of coding accepts zero means of formatting or twitpics and just displays the constant updates of ones Twitter that could be either a quote I heard, lyrics to a song, a lethargic thought, a drunk thought, or even just a word I decided deserved a hashtag.<\/p>\n words turn\u00a0into madness when they\u00a0aren’t\u00a0so organized on a media outlet. It kind of reminds me of a poorly coded myspace.<\/p>\n This is a concept I plan to continue to study in Assignment 3…<\/p>\n Anyway, in order to stop the madness, the viewer can click “dispose” until the page is empty — It erases each Tweet starting from the first line , making it easier to the eyes for the viewer to read each tweet prior to disposing it if they wish — \u00a0If they are just disgusted with the amount of tweets I’ve sent, dispose away…<\/p>\n You’ll know its almost over when you reach the final tweet (my new twitter handle ) “@javasmitten”<\/p>\n word vomit:\u00a0http:\/\/students.purchase.edu\/ERICA.VITUCCI\/java.html<\/p>\n