Named after an Indonesian island famous for its coffee, this popular programming language is widely used in software development.

This 1990 holiday comedy follows an 8-year-old boy accidentally left behind by his family and forced to defend his home from burglars.

Lucky the Leprechaun has been the face of this magically delicious cereal since 1964.

This long-running animated sitcom follows the lives of a family living in the town of Springfield.

This colorful 3D puzzle challenges players to align all six sides by color.

In database management, the acronym SQL stands for this.

This 1999 sci-fi film, starring Keanu Reeves as a hacker named Neo, explores the concept that reality is a computer simulation.

Toucan Sam is the mascot for this fruity-flavored, ring-shaped cereal.

First airing in 1940, this cartoon duo consists of a mischievous mouse and a cat constantly trying to catch him.

With less than 1% of the world's population having them, this is the rarest natural eye color.

Given the code snippet int x = 1, y = 1; int a = ++x; int b = y++;, these are the values of a and b after execution.

A mysterious briefcase, a dance contest, and a conversation about European fast food are all part of this Quentin Tarantino classic.

This cinnamon-flavored cereal, known for its small square shape and swirls, was introduced by General Mills in 1984.

A talking Great Dane and a group of teens solve mysteries in this classic Hanna-Barbera series that debuted in 1969.

This classic sliding puzzle consists of numbered tiles arranged in a 4x4 grid, with one empty space allowing players to shift tiles into order.

This Danish computer scientist is credited with inventing the C++ programming language.

Robert Redford played Roy Hobbs, a talented but aging baseball player with a mysterious past, in this 1984 sports drama.

General Mills introduced a monster cereal lineup, including Count Chocula and this fruity-flavored ghostly counterpart.

This animated series follows a boy and his shapeshifting dog in the post-apocalyptic Land of Ooo.

Originally called "Fruit Smack," this popular powdered drink mix was rebranded in 1927 before becoming a household name.

The Boolean data type is named after this English mathematician, known for his work in algebraic logic.

Robert Redford played Roy Hobbs, a talented but aging baseball player with a mysterious past, in this 1984 sports drama.

First introduced in 1894, this simple wheat-based cereal is considered one of the first mass-produced breakfast cereals in the U.S.

Created by Matt Groening, this sci-fi animated series follows a delivery crew in the 31st century.

Originally made from fermented fish in ancient China, this popular condiment didn’t include tomatoes until the early 19th century.