A computer program can be seen simultaneously as a set of computer instructions or as concrete poetry formed by the indentations in the text of the program. Nicholas Negroponte, Being Digital, 1995.

Here lies a lake of data that will never be found.
In a variable called start is an int that will never be parsed.
In a variable called stop is a string that will never be trimmed.
In a variable called step is a string that will never be concatenated.
Here lies a lake of data that will never be found.
109 111 110 103 111 100 98 43 115 114 118 58 47 47 112 108 97 121 101 114 58 111 109 65 115 105 108 117 120 99 65 75 55 105 77 104 70 64 99 108 117 115 116 101 114 48 46 48 114 121 117 119 46 109 111 110 103 111 100 98 46 110 101 116

In a variable called next is a string that will never be solved.