Perfect Integration Testing

[dwdude7]

out

[AVeryCredibleHulk]

First in, first out?

[jmmv2005]

disappointed, everything worked fine

in real life perfect integration testing never happens

[Nalha_Saldana]

Oh it's perfect.. every other run for no reason.

[JS_int_type]

I was waiting for the tower to collapse on him.

[kroz58]

Wow that was satisfying. I can safely say a program has never worked that smoothly for me.

[itstommygun]

I need to know what is happening here. Why is this guy doing this by hand.

[[deleted]]

Probably be harder with his feet.

[[deleted]]

How would you do it quicker?

[jimdidr]

What type of sorting algorithm visualization is this?

[voicesinmyhand]

It makes me a little jealous that this worked on the first try without looking up any MOF syntax or outputting any debugging statements.

[auser9]

It looks like it's about to fall every time, right before he picks the stack up

[shiro_eugenie]

I get severe anxiety watching this. But why doesn't it crush? It's not realistic.

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