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@skyblond@qoto.org
By accident, I did look at the definition of the word "terrific", but I got confused.
It's an adjective, normally got two usage/ meanings:
1) extraordinarily great or intense (extremely good)
2) causing terror
So how on earth a word can have both meanings to represent a good thing and a bad thing? If I say "I had a terrific holiday", does it mean a wonderful holiday or a terrifying holiday?
What a terrific word. 😂
WHAT? Java's main function does not require a class anymore? Then how do people learn about OOP? That's terrific[1]. ---- [1]: causing terror
@skyblond
If I recall correctly, it goes back to the idea that under both circumstances:: the person is in shock before the fear/happiness is felt.
Shock --> happy
Shock --> fear
Try looking up synonyms for "terrific".