What is the intended output?

chr(42 - 10 * (ord("hiihiihhhhiihiiihihhhhiiihihiihiiihihiihiihhh"[p]) - 104))

Edit: This is with Python 3

Edit 2: That's pretty creative. I got it working with this:

text = ""
for p in range(45):
    text += chr(42 - 10 * (ord("hiihiihhhhiihiiihihhhhiiihihiihiiihihiihiihhh"[p]) - 104)) + "\n"[:(not (p + 1) % 9)]
print(text)

Thanks, I just added it.

The two main ones I've heard of so far are /v/versa and /v/vulcan. I don't use either, so I unfortunately can't comment on their quality.

If anyone has anything to add to my programming set, please comment or pm me.

I turned the current suggestions into a set

I did a subverse search, and got this list:

/v/learnprogramming, /v/gamedev, /v/python, /v/CSharp, /v/ruby, /v/cpp, /v/Lisp, /v/programmingtalks, /v/golang,

/v/shittyprogramminh, /v/dailyprogrammer, /v/haskell, /v/Swift, /v/rstats, /v/programmingchallenge, /v/ocaml, /v/perl, /v/PLCs

This list is ordered by subscriber count and most aren't very active.

That set only contains /v/programming, /v/Linux, /v/FreeBSD, /v/webdev, and /v/php

Maybe we can use this thread to compile a list?

indent

One tab or two spaces

That depends on the language. In python, it is common to indent 4 spaces.

Also, it might be a good idea to check out Google's style guides.