@kirby

> j is for the loop

MAKE IT BETTER DAMN IT

j at this point actually represents an object with a purpose, the only reason we use i,j,k,l for for loops is since theyre essentially just a positional value.

i is fine, all we are doing with i is holding state for our control flow, but come on man... j represents something bigger (arguably the most important data in your program, next to r which is also named by helen keller)

(tell me to fuck off if you want idc, i just like seeing people clean up their code (noone does it enough))