<human>: This did not happen today, happened a few weeks ago blah blah blah lurker blah first post here blah.

 

In computer science class we were using Python to explore some basics of coding and such an the teacher gave us a few minutes to explore around with some of the things you can do in it.

To print text you would say
> print("This is text")

and you would get

> This is text

You can insert a multiplier to print more, for example
> print("Text"*4)

would give you

> TextTextTextText

 

I decided to print the word [wat](
 200 times. This would give me [this] which looked fine to my eyes, but apparently not the assistant teacher's, who was standing behind me. He asked me to clear what was on my screen and logged a "behavior point" on the school system which got me screwed over.  In-case you have not realized, when I printed "wat" more than twice, it looked like I had asked python to spam "twat" into the console, much to the dismay of the assistant teacher who presumably, up until this point thought I was a reasonably sensible person.

Give me a shortened version of the text
<bot>: tried to learn python, accidentally filled console full of dirty language ("twat"x199) and got "punished" for it.