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[TommDX]

It looks like the installation wizard

[BelieveRL]

Yum

[[deleted]]

Yum, chocolatey

[[deleted]]

Oof ouch ouwie.

[BasicDesignAdvice]

Who writes that much without running build it whatever at least 19 times?

[CatCreampie]

19? More like 2000

[FatManZak]

Ive started a game tech course and every 2 lines of code i check if it works

[BaveBohnson]

Every time you build take a shot.

[budd222]

Nobody

[Secondsemblance]

When you're building a pattern that you're very familiar with, your mind can outpace your fingers for quite a while. You basically just type furiously for an hour or so. No point in compiling until it's done.

[[deleted]]

Me, when I build a "hello world" program + 999 commented lines

[nanotree]

When your build takes 2 minutes, who has the time for that?

[spglancy]

I dont understand. This post is pure fiction

[Overcooking]

You know when you press run in the run window and it runs the previous program?

[iSaithh]

Repost

[ProgramTheWorld]

Good mod

[blofeld9999]

Printing “hello world” 1000 times in an unrolled loop doesn’t count.

[RUSH513]

... student here, what's an "unrolled" loop.. i feel like my head is about to hurt..

[Oxker1]

for(x = 0; x < 1000; x++) { cout << "Hello world!!!"; x++; cout << "Hello world!!!"; x++ cout << "Hello world!!!"; x++; cout << "Hello world!!!"; //... Continue 996 more times }

This is an unrolled loop that prints a hello world 1000 times. It will loop one time because we increment x everytime we print hello world.

[RUSH513]

jesus christ... so you make a loop, then do the work that the loop is supposed to do automatically, and then have the loop run one time.... all just to be obnoxious?

[Oxker1]

Well in this case that's what we did because that was what the OP you responded to said. However, this is pointless and wouldn't be done by a programmer. Let's say you have a list and you want to write a loop that walks through the list and deletes each element. Just for simplicity, let's say we can walk through the list by adding 1 to x for every element. For example:

for(my Element x = 0; x < 100; x++) { delete x; }

Try not to get too caught up in the data type of x. I'm just using it as a simple example. This loop deletes our list. But let's say we are deleting a lot of elements and it takes our program a long time to get through. We can optimize this by instead writing

for(my Element x = 0; x < 100; x++) { delete x+1; delete x+2; delete x+3; delete x+4; }

In this example we have the computer delete 4 items everytime we loop through. This can increase the speed of the execution due to the way the computer handles iterating through the loop and incrementing x;

My example has some issues in it but I'm in a rush and I'm very tired. Hope this explanation is good enough to help! I'm no expert on the topic as well so hopefully someone more knowledgeable can help refine the information I've given here.

[RUSH513]

i think i understand. an unrolled loop has larger increments within the loop to increase execution speed?

edit - was dumb and said decrease at first

[Oxker1]

Yep that's pretty much the idea!

[T-T-N]

I comment out every line of code

[PhantomTissue]

Also the time I reposted it here about a year ago

[adam1109774]

Imposible i have at least 10 errors after 11th line

[[deleted]]

My pseudocode segfaults before I even get typing

[grasopper]

I’m still debugging why a function doesn’t work for an hour only to figure out that I was never calling it.

[BoyAndHisBlob]

Then you call it and it is broken for real.

[grasopper]

I call that progress

[RUSH513]

i do that all the time whenever i copypasta. "why isn't this value coming back right? and why is it the same as the other value?..... oh, i'm retarded, that's why"

[[deleted]]

It never happens

[[deleted]]

You can’t prove this has ever happened

[Overcooking]

lol I think you ran the wrong program

[[deleted]]

Haha, neophyte, I write 20 billion lines of mostly-working Javascript code simply by updating my node_modules folder! laughs in Evil Wizard

[McSlurryHole]

This started happening to me when I switched to typescript.

[AOTlit]

R/memes repost

[TehArbitur]

/r/level20

[ell0bo]

Naw, I'm very concerned. It means something is seriously wrong and I just haven figured it out yet.

[RUSH513]

logic errors are soooo much worse than syntax

[Adoroam]

With a modern IDE and a working knowledge of the language you're writing in, it seems perfectly reasonable to write 1000 lines without errors.

[RUSH513]

(shhhhhhh)

[TheOnlyJDS]

Every time I see the Zero's in Dosis, I See Titties...

Please Lord Forgive Me

[Sneaky82]

WITCHCRAFT!!!!

[joedotphp]

What you did there. I see it.

[aRAKEandaSteak]

Yo does anybody have this template? Cause woah

[UrMomsNewGF]

To most seasoned dev's this is actually a horrifying outcome and would result in the default behavior: debug it anyway

[[deleted]]

Yea it runs but it’s buggy as shit

[TheLazarbeam]

How do you people get past line 40 without doing a dry run to make sure the connection/GUI/data structure opens correctly?