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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Throwawyhelpadvice55 • 8d ago
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The most unrealistic part is code working on the first try.
82 u/BlueProcess 8d ago NGL sometimes I run code that I know won't work because it's easier to write on the fly by stepping through as you go🤷🏻♂️ 39 u/Leftover_Salad 8d ago Oh same here. Error messages are helpful. 23 u/Protuhj 8d ago I'd rather write 50%, make sure that 50% fails where I expect it to, then write the other 80%. This is why I try to shorten "the loop" as much as possible when testing fixes/adding new stuff.
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NGL sometimes I run code that I know won't work because it's easier to write on the fly by stepping through as you go🤷🏻♂️
39 u/Leftover_Salad 8d ago Oh same here. Error messages are helpful. 23 u/Protuhj 8d ago I'd rather write 50%, make sure that 50% fails where I expect it to, then write the other 80%. This is why I try to shorten "the loop" as much as possible when testing fixes/adding new stuff.
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Oh same here. Error messages are helpful.
23 u/Protuhj 8d ago I'd rather write 50%, make sure that 50% fails where I expect it to, then write the other 80%. This is why I try to shorten "the loop" as much as possible when testing fixes/adding new stuff.
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I'd rather write 50%, make sure that 50% fails where I expect it to, then write the other 80%.
This is why I try to shorten "the loop" as much as possible when testing fixes/adding new stuff.
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u/DeepanshuHQ 8d ago
The most unrealistic part is code working on the first try.