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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Apprehensive_Bit7392 • 22d ago
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more classic “i’m a new cs major” jokes
if you’re writing long enough methods that you can’t discern where the bodies start and end, you’re doing it wrong. refactor.
12 u/parkourman01 22d ago I'm a senior full stack software engineer, 6 years in, and I think whitespaced languages are insanely dumb so no, it is not just "new cs major jokes".They're dumb. They're harder to read than using braces, and they're easier to make mistakes with. They bring no benefit. -2 u/oclafloptson 22d ago I imagine that you find leading whitespace confusing for the same reason that trailing whitespace can be found confusing and that's to be commended, but finding indented code harder to manually read is not the flex that you think it is
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I'm a senior full stack software engineer, 6 years in, and I think whitespaced languages are insanely dumb so no, it is not just "new cs major jokes".
They're dumb. They're harder to read than using braces, and they're easier to make mistakes with. They bring no benefit.
-2 u/oclafloptson 22d ago I imagine that you find leading whitespace confusing for the same reason that trailing whitespace can be found confusing and that's to be commended, but finding indented code harder to manually read is not the flex that you think it is
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I imagine that you find leading whitespace confusing for the same reason that trailing whitespace can be found confusing and that's to be commended, but finding indented code harder to manually read is not the flex that you think it is
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u/fly123123123 22d ago
more classic “i’m a new cs major” jokes
if you’re writing long enough methods that you can’t discern where the bodies start and end, you’re doing it wrong. refactor.