HODOR
For any operation, hodor will always say hodor.
>>> from hodor import hodor
>>> hodor + 1
hodor
>>> 3 ** hodor
hodor
>>> hodor().foo['bar']
hodor
What's more, hodor is a module, and a class.
>>> import hodor
>>> hodor
hodor
>>> class myclass(hodor):
... pass
>>> myclass()
hodor
Hodor is also a metaclass!
>>> myclass
hodor
>>> type(myclass)
hodor
My favorite: hodor is an instance of itself.
>>> type(hodor)
hodor
>>> type(hodor) is hodor
True
Hodor works equally well in python2 and python3.
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