Brahma, the world builder, tried to outsmart Krishna, the source code. To do so he kidnapped all his friends and calves who they were grazing and hid them in a cave. But Krishna recreated all of them from himself because he is the source code. This way of relating the computer language and mythology has been beautifully portrayed in a book named 'The cosmic Ripple' written by Shreedhar Murthy
Brahma is the master architect. He designed the stars, the gravity and the atoms of the universe. But in the village of Vrindavan, he spots a glitch: A small blue boy named Krishna "The supreme code doesn't eat picnic lunches", Brahma decides. To fix the system, Brahma executes a DELETE command on the cowherd boys and their calves.
What will little Krishna do when his friends vanish from the server? Brahma is about to learn a hard lesson: "You can't hack the hacker".
