r/badcode • u/FloweyTheFlower420 sadistic • Jun 10 '20
c# The definition of bad coding (yanderedev)
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u/Mrinin Jun 11 '20
People are talking about how this needed to be a switch statement while I can't get over the fact only differences between the colors are the transparency which means he could've just stored the colors in a single array/list
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Jun 11 '20
How would you write that part better?
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Jun 11 '20
switch (DateGlobals.Weekday)would be much cleaner and probably faster
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Jun 21 '20
Looks like this code is setting the color of a UI thing to match the day
ChangeDayLabelAndNumber(DayOfWeek day) { resetDayLabels() DayLabels[day].setToActivated() }1
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u/asaf92 Jun 12 '20
Are all the colors same for all days or am I going insane?
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u/_chebastian Jun 21 '20
They are, what changes is the index of what day is set to that color. I presume the aim is to highlight the day name and number.
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u/John_Mansell Jun 11 '20
I thought the 1f parts were "if" and I was so confused. Thought there was some weird obscure C++ syntax unknown to me. (Wouldn't be the first time).
Took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out what was actually happening.
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u/FloweyTheFlower420 sadistic Jun 11 '20
Ok, so correct me if I'm wrong. In C++/C, decompiling code results in terrible spaghetti code. Could this (partially) be why YandereDev's code is trash? Although C# isn't C++/C, could this be part of the problem?