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Funny Programming Mistake

I thought you might find this programming mistake I made to be somewhat humorous.
public MyJSplitPane getMyJSplitPane() {
 MyListener myListener;
 MyArray[] myArray;

 myArray = source1.getMyArray();
 if (myJSplitPane == null) {
  myListener = getMyListener();
  myJSplitPane = new MyJSplitPane(myArray, myListener);
 }
 return myJSplitPane;
}

/**
* @return Returns the myListener.
*/
private MyListener getMyListener() {
 MyJSplitPane myJSplitPane;
 if (myListener == null) {
  myJSplitPane = getMyJSplitPane();
  myListener = new MyListener(source2, myJSplitPane, this);
 }
 return myListener;
}

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