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# Joke 101

This page covers how jokes work. The entire doc is found on [Joke](/randomstuff/data-classes/joke.md) page. This page only covers the [`Joke.joke`](/randomstuff/data-classes/joke.md#joke) attribute.

## Type of joke

The type of joke can be two part or single. Two part jokes are like this:

```javascript
{
    'setup': "So what's a set of predefined steps the government might take to preserve the environment?", 
    'delivery': 'An Al-Gore-ithm.'
}
```

As you notice, it is a dictionary. It has two keys `setup` and `delivery`.

And here's a single type joke:

```javascript
Java is like Alzheimer's, it starts off slow, but eventually, your memory is gone.
```

It is returned as a normal string.


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