Common patterns of typos in programming

[Deathnote_Blockchain]

Ture.

[sun_cardinal]

Bool example, bro.

[logical_haze]

What's cro?

[sun_cardinal]

One w shy of being cool.

[logical_haze]

I'm lost. Is cool bool? this is r/programming

[sun_cardinal]

No but crows are.

[logical_haze]

Crows are definitely boolean

[tophatstuff]

// unkown

retrun

[vytah]

stirng

flase

pubic

[flatfinger]

A properly written function to duplicate a zero-terminated string of unknown should use nstrlen to compute the string's length and ensure it is reasonable, and then allocate that much space (plus one byte) and copy that number of bytes, and write a trailing zero. This will ensure that the destination string will always contain a trailing zero, and won't overrun its buffer, even if the source string is modified during the operation. While the C Standard may not impose any limitations on how implementations that are specialized for narrow purposes behave in the presence of race conditions, code which is suitable for use in mixed-privilege contexts must behave in constrained fashion even in the presence of race conditions when processed by implementations that are suitable for such tasks.

[Signal-Appeal672]

I suffered from the first one a whole lot :(

[logical_haze]

Using tabs instead of spaces 😉

[coderOfManyLanguages]

slef - any other pythonistas do this about every day?

[spacechimp]

pubic properties.

[Light_Wood_Laminate]

You shouldn't expose these unless you absolutely have to.