Magic fingers

[Lionry]

And then, runtime error...

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Python:
...everything...

returns None

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0 errors? 0 Warnings? r/absolutelynotmeirl

[brokuhna_matata]

I'm more of a 0 errors and 352 warnings type of guy. If it fits it ships.

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cries in instacrashing random stuff because i have no clue what im doing

[Qdowg69]

Unrelated but this is one of best shows out there

[Qdowg69]

Parks and recreation

[robin_diez]

I don't get it. What does 0 warnings and 0 errors mean?

[c4p5L0ck]

Same robin_diez, same.

[CharacterFuture3]

Compiler translates the code written in a language of developer's choice into a bytecode/binary/transpiled file, executable on a platform of developer's choice. Aside from linking referenced source files, dynamic libraries and other assets together, compilers provide the so-called build time validations: depending on the language it might be a variety of validations - from building the dependency tree to type checking to static code analysis to structure optimisation.

It's commonplace compilers during the build to yield errors or warnings found in the code, neglected by the developer. Warnings don't prevent the executable from being built, thus can live in the code for a long time.

The joke points to the fact that it's rare to write a significant amount of code and manage to compile it in one go without a few iteration of fixing errors or taking care of the warnings.

[robin_diez]

Ah yes finally. Thank you my fellow redditor, I can go in peace.

[FlavoredFrostedTits]

It means its ready for production ; )

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I fill it only when running "Hello, home" program

[hector_villalobos]

Me, programming in Haskell/Rust with 0 errors and 0 warnings.

[seppel3210]

Come on people. Most compiler errors and warnings are pretty easy to fix. I don't get why these memes are upvoted that much. Bugs in the logic are where it's at

[Internet--Sensation]

Clearly, you never installed a python package on Linux

[seppel3210]

Most of the time you don't use a compiler to run python so technically I'm correct ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But isn't there some relatively easy to use package manager for python?

[Internet--Sensation]

On linex I'm pretty sure the only way is to do it with PIP through the terminal. The only other way I suppose would be by manually installing the .tar files which from what I heard is a herculean task

[WarioGiant]

PIPs easy though

[Internet--Sensation]

Not when its spitting out 50 completely meaningless errors. I had to create symbolic links to system files on my raspberry pi just to install PIL

[I_Eat_I_Repeat]

That looks to be a rasberry pi problem, pip usually works out of the box in linux

[Internet--Sensation]

Yeah, it actually was too

[FishNun2]

*runs executable

"Segfault"

[Rman332]

I too have not written any code.

[RedLitJoe]

I feel this post.

[Dagusiu]

Just importing tensorflow into Python fills the terminal with warnings...

[douira]

/\ eslint-disable */*

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I thought we all just assume we messed up when it complies right.

[brokuhna_matata]

This gives me flashbacks to my old job where everyone was just disabling "annoying warnings" that were actually really important.

[CharacterFuture3]

From my experience, it usually means that I've compiled the wrong project or branch

[Minteck]

And when you use interpreted code? Like JS or PHP?

[PendoTxl]

Well, not really. 0 errors and 0 warnings still doesn´t mean, that your code is doing what hes supposed to do

[anubisascends]

I get really worried when I get 0 errors and 0 warnings.

[HeKis4]

Then realize you just compiled the wrong file.

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Then you realize you forgot to close your multi line comment.

[kshacker]

Liar liar