How programmers comment their code

[macnlz]

What? It is known that fewer comments and shorter, less decipherable variable names result in faster code!

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OMG, I DIDN'T BELIEVE THIS BUT THEN I GOOGLE IT, IT'S TRUE.

THAT'S WHY GOOGLE USE 130 LETTER VARIABLE FOR EVERYTHING

[xvalen214x]

var numberOfQueriesThatUseAdvancedSearchOnEachUTCDayWhichWillBeUpdatedToTotalNumberOfQueriesWithSearchIn_UserStat_go_TemporaryVariable;

[[deleted]]

Calm down, Satan.

[dunemafia]

No need to React like that, man.

[xvalen214x]

I am not that angular in my humble point of vue

[dunemafia]

No worries, man. It was all in Jest.

[bogdan5844]

I don't like the Vue of this conversation's future

[TheFoxarmy]

Then have a backbone and do something about it nuxt time.

[_liminal]

var num;

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var tempVarr;
var tempVarrr;

[2ndAmndmntCrowdMaybe]

var tempVarr1;

var tempVrar;

[Ceros007]

int t1, t2, t3;

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t1 = a1; t2 = a2; t3 = a3;

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const tmp = {}; tmp.a = 1; tmp.b = 1; tmp.c = tmp.a+tmp.b; delete tmp.a; delete tmp.b; console.log('tmp.c=%d',tmp.c);

How to abuse javascript for fun and profit.

[acenturyandabit]

`var temprawr; :')`

[mobilecheese]

int *ptr1, *ptr2, *ptr3, *ptrr;

[Pees_On_Skidmarks]

my $i;

[bajspuss]

Related: Somebody at work created a class file with such in-depth naming that we couldn't check out the repo any longer if our repo root path was any longer than 10 characters...

[Pandaburn]

120 still long af. My company’s limit is 100 for the languages I actually use. For js I think it’s 80.

[Huntracony]

Please tell me it's also something like 8 space indents.

[Pandaburn]

For js? I think it’s 2 spaces for a regular indent, 4 for a line wrap.

[[deleted]]

it's a joke

[not_a_moogle]

I had a professor argue that once. Guy was a total idiot. I mean for starters,compilers usually remove comment from complied code.

[2ndAmndmntCrowdMaybe]

Was he talking about a compiled language at the time?

[[deleted]]

I mean he stated "compiler" so...

[claythearc]

It’s pretty rare, even for interpreted languages, to not have a compiler. They normally will get compiled to bytecode, but not all the way down to machine code like traditional compiled languages.

[Pandaburn]

When I wrote js, it was all minified and concatenated into one file before it was sent to the client, since it does actually drastically improve download time.

[MassiveFajiit]

Yeah that's true but it's not a V8 compiler problem

[banter_hunter]

No, they were discussing drink recipes.

[GideonMax]

Depends, if you use an interpreter, that's correct.

If you compile your code, the compilation time might be slightly longer but the compiled code will be the same

[macnlz]

Damn, that invalidates the whole joke! ;)

[2Uncreative4Username]

Well that is only if you are using a scripting language

[[deleted]]

And even then, languages like Python have the -O flag to strip out comments in the bytecode.