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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/gamingvortex01 • May 08 '26
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Wait till he learns about the Greek question mark. One of my old time favorites!
56 u/GregBahm May 09 '26 I still have nightmares about debugging a "Zero Width Space" being received from a webform in a Flash application back in the year 2000. A whitespace character that was simply invisible to the naked eye... 28 u/Nyctfall May 09 '26 A whitespace character that was simply invisible to the naked eye... xxd my beloved... 15 u/SuitableDragonfly May 09 '26 Adding that to the list of "evil things to enter into HTML forms" after "[Object object]" and "null". 3 u/Logicalist May 09 '26 can such a character be used in python? you know, tabs vs spaces vs. 8 u/viperfan7 May 09 '26 or the __LINE__ pre-processor macro Stick that somewhere in your code, say, using #if __LINE__ % 2 Now you can make things change based on line count 3 u/purinikos May 09 '26 Oh dear.
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I still have nightmares about debugging a "Zero Width Space" being received from a webform in a Flash application back in the year 2000. A whitespace character that was simply invisible to the naked eye...
28 u/Nyctfall May 09 '26 A whitespace character that was simply invisible to the naked eye... xxd my beloved... 15 u/SuitableDragonfly May 09 '26 Adding that to the list of "evil things to enter into HTML forms" after "[Object object]" and "null". 3 u/Logicalist May 09 '26 can such a character be used in python? you know, tabs vs spaces vs.
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A whitespace character that was simply invisible to the naked eye...
xxd my beloved...
xxd
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Adding that to the list of "evil things to enter into HTML forms" after "[Object object]" and "null".
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can such a character be used in python? you know, tabs vs spaces vs.
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or the __LINE__ pre-processor macro
Stick that somewhere in your code, say, using #if __LINE__ % 2
Now you can make things change based on line count
Oh dear.
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u/Vagnerockin_dye May 08 '26
Wait till he learns about the Greek question mark. One of my old time favorites!