Awww, what the hey.....TIMTOWTDI right?
use strict;
use Inline Java => << 'END_OF_JAVA';
public class FoxTrot{
private int start = 1;
private int times = 0;
/** Print the thing */
public void DoPunishment(){
for(start = 0; start != this.getNumberOfTimes(); start++){
System.out.println("I will not throw paper airplanes in class.")
+;
}
};
/** Return the number of times the thing will be printed */
public int getNumberOfTimes(){ return times; }
/** Set the number of times to print the thing */
public int setNumberOfTimes(int number)
{
times = number;
return this.getNumberOfTimes();
}
}
END_OF_JAVA
my $Fox = new FoxTrot;
print $Fox->setNumberOfTimes('500');
print $Fox->DoPunishment();
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Update: Just made it a little easier to read
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