GOD it's so TRUE. It's always the random shoot-for-the-moon shot that somehow succeeds and now you gotta look at this thing like, "I'm gonna have to debug you someday. But you work now. That's all I ask of you."
this right here lmao. I learn very complicated algorithms and struggle with the logic. Finally complete the assignment only to forget it the next week.
This right here, i can relate to this so much. When you thought you learn how the framework works in and out, only to see that you are wrong is so wtf. Thats when you know, youre just gettinf started xd
Literally all of my coding success stories summed up, and idk wether to feel ashamed or proud... ima feel proud the universe actually let my neanderthal brain generate something that worked on an infinitely more superior machine.
@@148roach looks like you never got a million dollar app idea. My variables are like getUserData compMDAllFeatures() (Which stands for compile markdown with all features) and i still manage to mix up my vars.
I just name my variables something like 'Goobus' 'Farble' 'Toodle' Wtf am I supposed to name them, I do the same thing with file names mainly because I don't want to waste 3 seconds on thinking of a good name.
Or try to improve it and make it not work anymore so you get frustrated an stop working on the project and you start watching youtube shorts until you get to this video and you start looking in the comments andyou reply this message to one of The comments
This comes back to bite you in the future though...especially when you're the guy that has to figure out why this code has stopped working or has to change said code to add additional functionality. Been there..not fun 😂
I've been brushing up on my coding using freecodecamp and ChatGPT. When I don't understand the problem poised by FCC, I give it to ChatGPT. GPT gives me the same answer I came up with, and it still doesn't work. Chat's usual response, "Try asking someone on the forum!"😠 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
While the teacher rackin in the 100k per year and they cant figure out why they are mussing valid info the teacher knows but is just to lazy to explain 😴🤑🤓🤬
Search in English Find video with English tittle. Instructor Starts in English Instructor starts Mixing Indian and English. Instructor uses Indian for the most important instructions Leave furious comment Click thumbs down. Repeat process.
The accent or the english titles aren't the issue. It's the fact that they mix like 50%English and 50% Indian in the video. So at first you think you found a good vid but then later they switch to Indian for the important stuff. I have yet to find others that do this.
Ok I know this is a joke but on the serious side Never Google the answer (I would recommend maybe splitting it into pieces so you also learn Ex: make a code that adds 2 numbers So you first learn how to take in a number Second learn how to add 2 numbers Third lean how to show the sum This is of course extremely easy but you get the point :) )
My favourite thing I’ve ever seen is a note saying something along the lines of “this code does absolutely nothing but if we remove it everything breaks so here it will stay”
Same i was giving a competition few days back , i wrote two answers to simply put one completed all test cases and the other didn't , I don't know why 😅😅 even though logic was same
@@dhatrishdixit6004 I encourage you to take the solutions apart in smaller pieces, comparing them, and finding out what part makes it not work, then why. Do that every time, find out why, and you will become an amazing programmer.
If the WASD keys are worn out, they're a gamer. If the spacebar has a hole burnt through it, they're a writer. If the keyboard is in a million pieces on the floor, they're a programmer.
I studied for a year and attended a boot camp that costed 22k and now I make 100k at my first coding job, about to get a promotion. I do have undergrad degree but completely underrated.
@@Hasan09. dude, even if you look at the central part of the short you can see them. Its not that you have to stare at them to notice it. Edit: its funny that you all are trying to make me look creepy when simply you are all blind and couldn't see it in first place. Just to let you know, on a phone you can look the entire short at the same time, no need to stare.
its actually when the documentation is clear, so you pick the thing you want and it doesnt work as expected, then you pick all the other options and they dont work, but in all actuality it was a whole other function
Coding is like becoming a teacher but you have one student and he’s extremely smart but also lobotomized and you have to explain every minute detail in order for him to know how to do basic things but you’re also lobotomized so you can’t really do that but eventually it works
@@petrlaskevic1948doesn't seem to always work though cause sometimes it still works as a code but it actually does affect something far down the lines
I just started PULLing spotify sdk. Hard as hell. Took me over 15hrs in 2 days with gpt still. Coding can be complicated but I've never thought of it being hard
i will be citing this comment in the future…i’m a comp sci student and i was freaking out the other night because i always had to google things for assignments and i thought i was just bad at coding but this. man this validated my feelings thanks dude
@@sleepyafriDon’t feel ashamed to use the tools are your disposal. I use Google, ChatGPT, and Phind all the time. They’re all very helpful. Learning from a book is no different to learning from a screen.
IT is another common one to do a lot of googling on the job actually. Like yes, you can diagnose MOST problems before even seeing the issue if you know what you're doing. But my god, computers can have some of the most bizarre problems I've ever seen... Fixed a printer that wouldn't power on at work once by unplugging and replugging the usb mouse. Remains my top most bizarre fix yet.
Why TF were you even looking at his feet 👀. As a fellow Noob Html/Css/Java Script Coder , I was too busy Agreeing with him to even realize he Censor his feet until I saw Your Comment 😂
You forgot the rare step, when you find a problem only you have encountered and eventually threaten your pc at gun point to start working and it never does
Thank you. I'm currently learning programming and I needed to hear this. Made me feel less stupid now that i know I'm not the only one who does not understand why the code works or doesnt work sometimes.
Debugging code is like that clip from the big bang theory where sheldon is screaming why, Why WHY while reading a paper and then going "oh thats why" a few seconds later. Except you dont know why, you just know it works.
@@parisbtw5779 but there is where we find a dillema, who made the code in stack overflow, did he find it in the internet as well, if so who is that man, who coded without googling it, what mythical being
@@cromulom2223 just believe in the one The one requires no internet, the one can program and code machines on his own, the one probably has his own OS, Language and machine assembler that he built without learning from the internet The one comes up every now and then on the internet to teach 0.01% of his knowledge and then goes back into revolutionising the next thing
Code works, I don't know why it doesn't even matter how hard you try Keep that in mind, I designed these lines To remind myself of a time when I tried so hard
This is true, Btw this is how i name temporary variables : i, po, ajs, lsko, ksdk and some random 1 to 3 consonants, understands every single atom and already memorized every functions, ifs where, and then i abandon the project for month, come back, then it looks gibberish to me.
The best programmers are the ones who can solve any problem by looking up solutions and how to solve said problem on the internet. Doing research is how you become a productive programmer.
Never ever will forget this. I spent 4 hours looking over what I did wrong on my Computer Science project just to find out there was a period in the middle of hundreds of lines of code.
"Code works don't know why" is the most accurate thing ever
GOD it's so TRUE. It's always the random shoot-for-the-moon shot that somehow succeeds and now you gotta look at this thing like, "I'm gonna have to debug you someday. But you work now. That's all I ask of you."
@@markosoloanime i heard it too 😀
And it's even worse than when it doesn't. That means you dont know when it will stop working.
Why that happens? Like, codes sometimes just feel like not working
@Jayden Playz extremaly
You constantly oscillate between
"I am a genius."
"I have no idea what I'm doing."
Literally 😂😂
actually it's a both simultaneously, it just kind of works, or don't
I actually say out loud “I’m a genius” when my code works perfectly but I scream “IM SO BAD AT THIS” when nothing is working
@@lucky6961Schrödinger’s code
@@cranezslmao dude
I love that you count from 0. You're a true computer.
That joke took me to my early college days lol
He is zero indexed
not a lua programmer
@@orangefiltersky9387lua is different
@@orangefiltersky9387 index 1 is cringe.
Coding is like constant learning
Too bad every time I learn something, i forget something else
this right here lmao. I learn very complicated algorithms and struggle with the logic. Finally complete the assignment only to forget it the next week.
But atleast once u reread the thing that u forget u can kinda remember how it works. Idk if that's just me tho
@@XenogearsPSyup I am a rookie , right now trying to learn
I have read it as "too bad every time I learn something, I forget everything else"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Yami_no_senshisame
“This probably won’t work.”
*it works*
“What the hell-“
This right here, i can relate to this so much. When you thought you learn how the framework works in and out, only to see that you are wrong is so wtf. Thats when you know, youre just gettinf started xd
I feel in danger whenever my code works without any problems at the first try.
It's like a ticking timebomb staring at me.
Literally all of my coding success stories summed up, and idk wether to feel ashamed or proud... ima feel proud the universe actually let my neanderthal brain generate something that worked on an infinitely more superior machine.
this shit is so relatable lmao
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You know he's a coder when he start counting at 0 💀
His 0 is just your 1
This isn't funny yet I laughed
Well, you can definately determine the siths from the Yedi. Using Python and MatLab myself I don't really care, it's just binary
Ha any PLC guys?
frrrr
The hardest thing about programming is not one but two things.
1) Coming up with a million dollar app idea
2) Naming variables
how and what do i name my vars like bro what the hell do i do with this shit :
var = input("MM BALLS")
@@148roach looks like you never got a million dollar app idea.
My variables are like
getUserData
compMDAllFeatures()
(Which stands for compile markdown with all features)
and i still manage to mix up my vars.
numbering should start from 0
I just name my variables something like
'Goobus'
'Farble'
'Toodle'
Wtf am I supposed to name them, I do the same thing with file names mainly because I don't want to waste 3 seconds on thinking of a good name.
@@legendrags I just make random ass names like "adbdhd" "vvv" 😭
Big rule of coding is that it doesn’t matter how or why it works, if it works it works don’t touch it
Or try to improve it and make it not work anymore so you get frustrated an stop working on the project and you start watching youtube shorts until you get to this video and you start looking in the comments andyou reply this message to one of The comments
So true
This comes back to bite you in the future though...especially when you're the guy that has to figure out why this code has stopped working or has to change said code to add additional functionality. Been there..not fun 😂
I've been brushing up on my coding using freecodecamp and ChatGPT. When I don't understand the problem poised by FCC, I give it to ChatGPT. GPT gives me the same answer I came up with, and it still doesn't work. Chat's usual response, "Try asking someone on the forum!"😠 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is me rn
4 years of college and this is basically what all my notes boiled down to.
happens to the best of us
Yup that happened to me in roblox studio
Lol I just lies on my resume what 4 years of college for
Kinda says a lot about the actual value of a degree.
While the teacher rackin in the 100k per year and they cant figure out why they are mussing valid info the teacher knows but is just to lazy to explain 😴🤑🤓🤬
if you code as your profession, the infinite cycle includes other people complaining about your code too
Now programming
🗿👊🏿
or if you open source
"if you code as your proffession, the infinite cycle shall be your lesson"
"you obviously stole this part of the code on pastebin" yeah no shit, that’s literally what everybody does☠️
Rule number 1
If it works, don't touch it ever again, or else the inevitable will happen
Whatever. I'm gonna tweak my code.
Edit: I have unfortunate news...
@@username_pending1328 RIP
Unless you got a backup
Sometimes you need to touch(ex: imcompatible with some things), but if you touch to make your code simpler... f
@@Coffeeinabagofcoffee you touch it at the risk of making the code incompatible with everything 🥶
He’s missing the “go watch some Indian coders on UA-cam” part thou
Search in English
Find video with English tittle.
Instructor Starts in English
Instructor starts Mixing Indian and English.
Instructor uses Indian for the most important instructions
Leave furious comment
Click thumbs down.
Repeat process.
This isn't even a joke, there are so many great coding tutorials on youtube, with many having indian accents thicker than a pixar mom.
@@BoomBillionI know, right! Not only with coding, even psychology ... I hate it! If you post a video with an english title, TALK IN ENGLISH!
The accent or the english titles aren't the issue. It's the fact that they mix like 50%English and 50% Indian in the video. So at first you think you found a good vid but then later they switch to Indian for the important stuff. I have yet to find others that do this.
@@BoomBillion The English titles are an issue because it makes us think this video will be 100 procent in English.
"code works now don't know why?"
I felt that on a spiritual level
It doesn't even matter how hard you try.
@@pauliusUwU Keep that in mind, I designed this rhyme
To remind myself of a time when I tried so hard
As a coder this is really accurate. It’s what i call “The circle of code”
Yup, can vouch(as a coder myself too)
@@Elonmusk69790 bro no way💀💀💀💀 that's how it works I thought it was a joke💀💀💀
Ok I know this is a joke but on the serious side
Never Google the answer
(I would recommend maybe splitting it into pieces so you also learn
Ex: make a code that adds 2 numbers
So you first learn how to take in a number
Second learn how to add 2 numbers
Third lean how to show the sum
This is of course extremely easy but you get the point :) )
@@BlueStillFails it's true for beginners, but i was being sarcastic
The code of code
My favourite thing I’ve ever seen is a note saying something along the lines of “this code does absolutely nothing but if we remove it everything breaks so here it will stay”
lmao
Wondering if you took over one of my analysis and reporting projects 😂
Was probably Tf2, the code is held by bandaids
@@adlerlp4388yeah, the infamous coconut picture in the files.
@@adlerlp4388bandaids is being generous, it’s held together by hopes and prayers.
Runs code - Doesn’t work.
Makes changes according to errors - Still doesn’t work.
Calls teacher over to have him explain - Code runs immediately.
Bro ain't ai can do coding
don't forget "crying for hours, when code still won't work"
Then when you solve it you feel like programming is the best 😂
This
ikr
You shed a tear on your keyboard and it suddenly starts working
So true 😭😭😭
"Code works now, don't know why" relatable.
Same i was giving a competition few days back , i wrote two answers to simply put one completed all test cases and the other didn't , I don't know why 😅😅 even though logic was same
Dont know why is working, lets save this and not touching it again.
I bet he is from Japan
@@dhatrishdixit6004 I encourage you to take the solutions apart in smaller pieces, comparing them, and finding out what part makes it not work, then why. Do that every time, find out why, and you will become an amazing programmer.
coders start counting at 0 🤓
If you don’t I will wipe your mbr 🥲
Depends on the language
I am offended. I am Julia developer =_= My dad stronger than yours. You suck boooooo
@AverageGuy h wich language besides lua doesn't?
0
junior programmer : googling
senior programmer: googling faster
“Blame your computer, realize you were wrong” felt that 🤣
Same felt that😂
Same
What kind of an idiot or average individual blames a machine for a mistake made by a conscious brain? Lmao.
That’s borderline sociopathic. Literally.
@@vinniehuish3987 its a part of human nature i guess
My coding teacher calls himself a professional Googler
lmfaoo
because collective intelligence is real and we dont blame us
@@royk7712 yeah that's great not having to do the whole job
@@royk7712 standing on the shoulders of giants or something huh
Facts tho
When the first thing your coding teacher teaches you is “you don’t need to know how it works, you just need to know how to make it work”.
yeah, but no,
sometimes when making big coding projects, you need to know how it works.
@@thayeeboi890hat’s why we do diagrams when it comes to code, yeah I have no clue how it works it just does 👍
Your coding teacher sounds like he coded rollercoaster tycoon entirely in assembly by himself
More like "we'll get back to it later"
@@thatdudenamedkevin5627yeah I still don't know why we need the except function for errors in python
Progression of learning code:
“Coding is impossible”
“Oh this isn’t so hard”
“WHAT THE F**K IS THIS”
“Oh this isn’t so hard”
Repeat
If the WASD keys are worn out, they're a gamer.
If the spacebar has a hole burnt through it, they're a writer.
If the keyboard is in a million pieces on the floor, they're a programmer.
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What if I'm all three at once?
i thought a programmer would have Ctrl, c and v worn out
@@vonakakkola haven't even seen someone programming, have you?
I would argue that a writer would have a burnt backspace too...
Imagine wasting $200K and 4 years of your life to realize that your entire profession is an open book test.
Ehh their is still a lot to learn from school in this regard
As someone who occasionally has to use just CSS, this open book test sucks, I hate it, and I hope I die.
In Europe university is free and you also get a free food and a house without rommmates don’t confuse the whole world with America
@@PanosPitsi nothing is free, everyone else just paid for it 🤷
I studied for a year and attended a boot camp that costed 22k and now I make 100k at my first coding job, about to get a promotion. I do have undergrad degree but completely underrated.
> codes doesn't works
> Don't know why
> Codes works
> Don't know why
LMAO TRUEE
Codes auto works in first try
Dont know why
And im problematic about it coz it works
😂😂😂 yeah haha
One thing that I always take with me while coding is:
"99% of the times, the code isn't wrong, you are"
Junior: Code doesn't work and i don't know why
Senior: Code works and i don't know why
as a programmer, this is exactly how we code.
if you dunno what's wrong with code, Google
@@spacepog787 fax
@@spacepog787 until You run into an error so specific that stack overflow don’t have the answer
@@Vexxel256 then code is wrong because Google always correct but like legit tho it's seriously hard when even Google doesn't know
@@Vexxel256 you forgot to blame your computer
Mans really blurred his feet 💀🤣
So you were looking at his feet?
@@Hasan09. dude, even if you look at the central part of the short you can see them. Its not that you have to stare at them to notice it.
Edit: its funny that you all are trying to make me look creepy when simply you are all blind and couldn't see it in first place. Just to let you know, on a phone you can look the entire short at the same time, no need to stare.
@@Benny-jt9cj
I only noticed after seeing the comment.
Feet looker.
@@Benny-jt9cj You are just denying the truth. You. Like. Feet...
@@Benny-jt9cj bro I didn't even notice until I saw this comment I think two people were looking at feet now
Don't forget feeling a tiny bit of guilt for blaming your computer
bro blurred his feet💀
He made look at his feet 😭😭
Bro was looking at his feet 💀
It's because of people like you 😂
@@preach9I didn't mean to look, I just noticed that something was off😭
@@BlueMedJsuuure dude suuuureee 😂
anyone noticed his feet is blurred lmao?
Why do you know that
Yes
Bruh you're right idk why tho
@@Unnamed35532 why looking at feet
@@Unnamed35532 it's because of people like you that he has his feet blurred.
"Don't know why"
Me: IT DOESN'T EVEN MATTER HOW HARD YOU TRY.
“That’s cool man, how did you manage to code that?“
“Idk, I shat on my laptop after the 76th attempt and it started working for some reason”
HAHAHAHA
“How were you able to pass your class?”
“Just pressed a and b at the same time then pressed the K key 13 times and it worked”
@@PancakebatterLuigi what does this do/mean?
One of the most deceitful feelings is when the code works, but you actually know it shouldn’t. And you don’t know why it’s not *not* working
nah, the worst one is where your code is supposed to do something but it doesn't error so you don't even know whats wrong, happens alot to me
@will.bohrer indeed my dear friend, indeed.
Silent errors, bane of human existence
@@SamsDevelopmentChanneljavascript noises
its actually when the documentation is clear, so you pick the thing you want and it doesnt work as expected, then you pick all the other options and they dont work, but in all actuality it was a whole other function
Code doesn't work
Code doesn't work
Code doesn't work
Open another project and copy code into it
Code works
I spilled coffee laughing at this
Sooooo accurate
😂😂😂😂 so true
I did this sh*t on one of my udemy course! LOL
Lol
Lmaooooo😂😂😂😂 ….soooo true.
As they always say, there’s only 2 hard things in programming:
1. Naming variables
2. Cache invalidation
3. Detecting off-by-one errors
“Realize it was your own fault”
You forgot “justify it to not give the computer satisfaction”
Computers are already self aware and they're fucking with us.
no shit sherlock
💀💀💀💀
Remove with
Insider footage of Valve Headquarters:
absoulete zero in irl pretty shocking
Atleast they added they community made map with the seal in it
@@Usinghealer099true
"Code works now, don't know why" is extremely real
Coding is like becoming a teacher but you have one student and he’s extremely smart but also lobotomized and you have to explain every minute detail in order for him to know how to do basic things but you’re also lobotomized so you can’t really do that but eventually it works
😂
Once you do manage to have him do basic things, you can’t just say
‘oh, and by the way…’
otherwise he will stop knowing how to
🤡🤓
@@Mason_hammer 😔
lmfaoooooooooooooooooooo
"Code works but don't know why"
Thats hits hard 😂
Always funny when I come across
/*
// I have no idea how or why this works, but don't touch it please for the love of God!
*/
I know😢
Can’t forget when the entire issue is caused by a typo that takes an hour of scanning through your code line by line until you finally notice it
Use a debugger
@@petrlaskevic1948doesn't seem to always work though cause sometimes it still works as a code but it actually does affect something far down the lines
Honestly typos are usually the easiest issues to solve if your IDE isnt complete trash.
Instructions unclear.
Computer currently walking the fish.
the part where you yell at your computer for f*cking up code and then realising that that was you all along is real
Thats when you apologise to your computer, open it up and give it a nice cleaning 😊😊
@@Entropy67 nah, you just get silent like nothing happened and then when something goes wrong again you repeat the same
@@steveblack720Its like a toxic relationship
- Code doesn't work.
"Why?"
- Code does work.
"Why?"
- Code does work, but not correctly.
"Why?"
- Code is nearly perfect, but doesn't work.
"Why?"
It’s always why
Literally
Programmers is a variety of philosophy xD
@@Frostubee "Hey, my code works! Oops, misspelled something."
*Adds a single letter to a paragraph*
*Code breaks*
"... I don't even know anymore."
You missed a space thats why
This is why I’m a doctor. Knife goes in, guts come out…
Serial-... Serial killers do the same thing😕
I know you were on your down time with this but when I read this I was like:😱😰
But I get your meaning😆
...don't know why?
Spear my life and i will grant you wi- *AæeuGhHG*
bart
wtf
“Code works now, don’t know why” have never related more to a sentence in my life
Code doesn’t work: don’t know why
Code works: don’t know why
Story of our life
Fr man😭😭 even when it works dk why
I love how he started the list at zero instead of one. Such a small detail but that made me laugh a lot.
0) lol
"code works now don't know why"
my entire coding life in one sentence
I just started PULLing spotify sdk. Hard as hell. Took me over 15hrs in 2 days with gpt still.
Coding can be complicated but I've never thought of it being hard
I think coding is the only profession where googling the answers is actually an acceptable thing to do on the job
It is a necessary skill actually, you need to know how to google what you need
i will be citing this comment in the future…i’m a comp sci student and i was freaking out the other night because i always had to google things for assignments and i thought i was just bad at coding but this. man this validated my feelings thanks dude
@@sleepyafriDon’t feel ashamed to use the tools are your disposal. I use Google, ChatGPT, and Phind all the time. They’re all very helpful. Learning from a book is no different to learning from a screen.
IT is another common one to do a lot of googling on the job actually.
Like yes, you can diagnose MOST problems before even seeing the issue if you know what you're doing.
But my god, computers can have some of the most bizarre problems I've ever seen...
Fixed a printer that wouldn't power on at work once by unplugging and replugging the usb mouse. Remains my top most bizarre fix yet.
Doctors and nurses?
As a VFX artist, I can verify these steps apply to us as well 💀
oh if you dont mind, would you please describing your job?
@@Pyromanniacc05 As a hobbyist, I can verify nothing about what it's like doing VFX as a job💀
Problem how do you learn?
as a developer this is probably the most relatable video i've ever seen
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how he started the list with 0?
why isn't anybody talking about the fact that he censored his feet
Fr 💀
:o
Why TF were you even looking at his feet 👀. As a fellow Noob Html/Css/Java Script Coder , I was too busy Agreeing with him to even realize he Censor his feet until I saw Your Comment 😂
and im glad
Feet isn't even sexual how did it become like that?
programming is an endless cycle of "this doesn't work and I don't know why" and "this works and I don't know why"
Bro had to blur his feet 💀
Why were you looking there
@@BenCampbell41573 📷
@@MelonFarmer37why is blud taking a 4k selfie
why are you looking at his?😂
@@proceedproceed7494gei foot fetish, lmao
You forgot the rare step, when you find a problem only you have encountered and eventually threaten your pc at gun point to start working and it never does
Code doesn't work
Runs it again
Code works
Just ignore the previous failure.
😂😂
"Code has 275 bugs."
Me: "time to patch em 1 by 1."
10 bug patches later: "code has 1087 bugs"
Me: "coding sucks"
😂😂😂😂that would make me wanna throw my mouse at my screen
"Code works now. Don't know why!"
Literally my biggest fear during the self-education.
console:code error on line 271 : me looking at my code with 106 lines:
as a computer science major, this is accurate.
“Believe in yourself despite past failures” coupled with that expression is killing me 😂
Thank you. I'm currently learning programming and I needed to hear this. Made me feel less stupid now that i know I'm not the only one who does not understand why the code works or doesnt work sometimes.
Have you coded in kotlin yet?
Debugging code is like that clip from the big bang theory where sheldon is screaming why, Why WHY while reading a paper and then going "oh thats why" a few seconds later. Except you dont know why, you just know it works.
As a developer, this is incredibly accurate
@@discretepulsarCause yes
Bro just tells us life story of every programmer 💀
“Code works now, don’t know why” really hits home lmaooo
The fact that he started from 0th step as first proves that he is a programmer
this is scarily accurate, most of the time i just keep putting random stuff until it somehow works for some reason
Hahaha this is exactly how I did my assignments and surprisingly I got a 100.
Cause googling your coding problems is real world experience
@@parisbtw5779 but there is where we find a dillema, who made the code in stack overflow, did he find it in the internet as well, if so who is that man, who coded without googling it, what mythical being
@@cromulom2223 just believe in the one
The one requires no internet, the one can program and code machines on his own, the one probably has his own OS, Language and machine assembler that he built without learning from the internet
The one comes up every now and then on the internet to teach 0.01% of his knowledge and then goes back into revolutionising the next thing
@@timetothrowpogchamp5188 dear god
@@timetothrowpogchamp5188 praise be to the one
Code works, I don't know why
it doesn't even matter how hard you try
Keep that in mind, I designed these lines
To remind myself of a time when I tried so hard
I like how you started from 0 . Indexing is just so true...
This is surprisingly the most accurate thing that relates to me-
Blame the computer, realise you were wrong... That hit hard..
Go onto stackoverflow and see that the only thread is a error code and an update that just says "fixed"
or you copy all the code from the solution and it breaks even more
@@hjrgf //I have no idea what this line does but when you delete it everything breaks
This is true, Btw this is how i name temporary variables : i, po, ajs, lsko, ksdk and some random 1 to 3 consonants, understands every single atom and already memorized every functions, ifs where, and then i abandon the project for month, come back, then it looks gibberish to me.
The fact that he started at 0 had me fucking dead 💀
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I just got that joke lmao
Bro blurred his feet ☠️
Hey yo I didn't even notice, maybe you're the reason why he is blurring his feet
you arethe reason why bro
0. Stack overflow
1. Ctrl C
2. Ctrl V
The best programmers are the ones who can solve any problem by looking up solutions and how to solve said problem on the internet. Doing research is how you become a productive programmer.
-gets an error
-go to stackoverflow
-ctrl c + ctrl v lots of answers until get what you want
The design is very human
wtf how did you know
I love how each of these always start with the most complicated step😭
"Achieve temporary sucess."
This is the best and worst part of coding.
SOoo we're not talking about how he BLURRED HIS FEET 👁️👄👁️
So annoying when people do that 🙄
@@maliyagray2145 sus
What u looking for
@@maliyagray2145bro? 🤨📸
That’s a fact I peep it probably had nail color on sus
Never ever will forget this. I spent 4 hours looking over what I did wrong on my Computer Science project just to find out there was a period in the middle of hundreds of lines of code.
There's a thing called IDE. Either you are lying or you don't know what an IDE is, or how to set it up.
Man censored his feet 💀
I love how he started from 0 🤣🤣🤣
bro censored his feet💀
I love that your list starts with 0.
For those who don't know jack about coding. Lists and arrays always start with 0 instead of 1.
"Mastering the art of coding can make it feel simple, but for those just starting, it can seem like an unsolvable puzzle." - Sun Tzu
"blame your computer"
well, even though it's a joke it's super accurate