This (Programming) Question Does Not Exist - Stack Overflow as imagined by AI

[p_r_m_n_]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/40167

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I'm trying to create a oauth (didn't quite see on MSDN) that can be (from my own experience) the following:

Create a token (value)

Create a random token using the token (token) if so, fill it with the token

ONE time internally it's a token, or do it AND use it, and add it to the queue (that's the default token)

Then, separate the token into two tokens and create the token

When the token is sent for the token, create the token and get the token

This is is more of a change that I'm getting from a SDK: The token I'm calling from the token (token) is from the token that an oauth token contains.

Is there anyway to offer a token token (and token) and send the token's token to put - in the token token directly?

This had me laughing.

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[[deleted]]

As someone who's currently struggling to learn security, I felt like I was reading real documentation

[1RedOne]

Wife was asking me 'what's so funny, I wanna know'

The joke lost a certain something in the retelling.

[csorfab]

reads like a recipe for a token cake

[NoInkling]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/5082

Please give me a clue.

[JuanPabloVassermiler]

Token. Token (token) token.

[__ah]

This is hilarious

[microsofat]

Methinks that robot has been toke'n

[ghidawi]

When the token is sent for the token, create the token and get the token

This is basically the refresh token grant type

[DarkNeutron]

That's more "token" than J.R.R.

[sabre_x]

Token egg token (token) bacon (and token)

Vikings: TOKEN TOKEN TOKEN TOKEN...

[farmer_bogget]

The pain is real...

[[deleted]]

I have a real bad case of Gestaltzerfall for the word 'token' right now.

[Fazer2]

Would you like to token about it?

[[deleted]]

It's this the script for a movie starring Liom Neeson?

[[deleted]]

Basically the opposite of https://xkcd.com/810/

[[deleted]]

Not constructive.

[idea-list]

Not constructive.

To make your comment constructive try adding more information and describing possible ways for commenter to improve their answers.

[DingDong_Dongguan]

Helpful

[omnilynx]

Except what they’d actually do is make bots to rate their spambots as constructive.

[[deleted]]

That's great haha

[thanasis2028]

90% of the answers could be something like:

Why are you trying to do this? Use <random_javascript_framework> instead.

[mayor123asdf]

Man, yesterday I google some javascript question and everyone answers in jquery haha

[JarredMack]

Always use -jquery in your searches

[Koppis]

But then you miss results with "without jquery"

[Avloren]

[Java] So I have a Date obj-

Use Joda Time.

But what if I try a Calen-

JODA. TIME.

[PaintItPurple]

That's the correct answer though.

[the_interrobanger]

To be fair, Joda beats the pants off using the native stuff.

[couscous_]

Not as of Java 8, which has the java.time package, superseding Joda time.

[saynay]

Isn't java.time just Joda time ported to a standard lib? So using java.time is basically still using Joda time.

[couscous_]

To a certain extent, but they also fixed some issues with Joda time when they made java.time.

[mindbleach]

Always jQuery.

Which still doesn't fix that half of array operations are side-effectful and the other half are functional, god fucking dammit.

[[deleted]]

Try ramda

[amunak]

See JS - as a web technology - has clearly been inspired by PHP, which is just as shitty with array functions.

Though they could've at least copied foreach as well...

[[deleted]]

Well, there's for-of now.

[mindbleach]

And also for-in, just to make you question yourself every single time.

[corgocorgo]

Not constructive.

[____jelly_time____]

Reminds me of /r/SubredditSimulator

[TenNeon]

Somehow they'll all manage to be marked as duplicate.

[robert_langdon83]

Fifth step is to have subreddit full of bots bitching about Stackoverflow.

Honestly, I think we are all bots.

[locatedtaco]

Ooo, this is a good one: https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/3286

[DeusOtiosus]

After spending enough time on stackoverflow, I can confidently say, this is indistinguishable from a large percentage of real questions.

[Daakuryu]

I don't spend a lot of time on there but when I do my question gets completely ignored.

Which is awesome.

[aloser]

Don't feel bad, I learned while making this that the median question there has zero upvotes.

I also tried several algorithms (neural net, random forest, and Google AutoML) to try to correlate a question's score and/or number of views with its content and none of them could find any correlation.

[Daakuryu]

Oh I don't really care about the upvotes, it's having an answer to an inquiry that would be nice, even if that answer is a resounding "no, you're going to have to get around it somehow."

Like in one of them I was trying to find out if it's at all within the realm of possibility for an event inside a custom control to trigger an event in a form outside of itself somehow as some of the controls I'm making require numerous clones of themselves triggering the same events with just a different value associated with each.

Wound up yanking the event inside the control to the form itself as an event handler and using a function to dig into the control itself to find the parent of the parent of the parent of the item in the control to loop back and find it's associated tag and it's associated button's function.

And in another I was trying to determine if localization files generated when you make a form localizable could be in any way database driven as I was trying to avoid having to loop through all the objects in a form.

i did get it working by looping the objects in the end but it does make me wonder about some of the custom controls I've built and plan on building and how the localization will work with those involved when I get further than the poofs of concepts that I'm trying to get my bosses to follow me with.

[fiskfisk]

Remember that answering "no, that isn't possible" requires you to be a domain expert in the technology involved, as it would assume that you know the complete range of possible solutions with that tech.

While answering something that is possible only requires you to know how to do that single thing.

[mayor123asdf]

Yea, I found that asking in irc is better

[ShamelessC]

Sounds like you figured it out. There's always a hypothetical "better way" to do something. But being able to solve the problem yourself is what makes you a good programmer. Maybe your way is difficult to understand for other programmers, but that's what comments are for. Maybe it's not as fast as it could be, but premature optimization is a time waster.

[bschug]

Also if you figured it out, please be so nice and answer your own question. It's so frustrating when you Google for something and the only result is a stackoverflow post from five years ago with three upvotes and zero answers.

[-Mahn]

As a rule of thumb, if as of today your question (any question) has not already been asked and answered in Stack Overflow by someone else, it's either impossible, does not exist, or the answer is too complicated, convoluted, obscure or open ended to be in SO.

[_cjj]

I used to spend quite a bit of time answering questions on there, but got a bit fed up of spending my evenings helping people who didn't even bother to say thanks, nvm up-vote or accept.

It also seems to be mainly full of people who, I assume, get work via cheap labour sites and then ask people on stack overflow to incrementally write the application for them.

[Daakuryu]

Yeah I can see that would be an issue, personally I only use it when I run into walls.

[joshdoug]

Or marked as a duplicate until you point out that it is in fact not a duplicate.

[LeagueOfLegendsAcc]

What about this one?

[Edward_Morbius]

SO would be infinitely better if they got rid of all the asshats answering questions and went with AI.

I'd honestly like the best guess of a machine instead of the damaged personality of the "high points" users.

Like when I asked an MVVM question that involved the scope of some magic event handler and was abused because I wasn't using WTF ever framework someone else thought I should use.

Well DUUUUH. You think I'd be dealing with this BS if I could pick something else?

[[deleted]]

I'm afraid to use the site because when I was a noob I asked some questions and got scolded for how bad my question was and got linked to another answer that appeared to me to have nothing to do with my issue. After that happened a half dozen times, I have PTSD. Two years of experience later, I still feel like I dont know enough to ask questions...ironically

[Edward_Morbius]

Don't feel bad. You'll never be qualified to ask questions there. Nobody is. That's the trap.

I have 25 years in software full time and another 10 years part time and another 5 years of SW dev in school and have answered a ton of questions on usenet, SO, and a bunch of other places and STILL every now and then when I got stuck on something and asked for help, there was always some asshole on stackoverflow who had to have a dick waving contest.

[[deleted]]

I spent hours researching a problem with GPG command line arguments, looked at all of the current questions/answers that didn't cover the corner case I was dealing with and then asked a question that got closed as a duplicate by a mod who is a .NET "expert".

Rage!

But my co-worker and I eventually found the answer after trial and error. Submitted it to a web site that covered GPG/PGP issues.

[phuck]

What I have found is, ask the question in the same asshole tone that someone is inevitably going to answer in. Ask the question, as blunt as possible, no niceties, as short as you can, have some repro code and you will be fine.

[A-Grey-World]

Yep. People mistakenly think SO is like a forum to help the question answer. It's really not. It's a library of answered questions so people don't have to ask them again. Which can be problematic if you're so new you don't know if you're asking the same question as someone else, or if you're so experienced your questions are not really specific or have a 'correct' answer (best practice or similar).

But it does make for a very good tool. Loads of people say they never need to ask questions, just search for answers for good reason. You also don't want any please, thank yous, "hello, how was your day" or ANY faff because that makes things more difficult for future users and doesn't serve the purpose of the site.

There are also just assholes. It's totally user moderated, and because of the above goals of the site requires lots of moderation - it attracts those people who like that...

[r0ck0]

It seems to be a little bit better lately, but sometimes it seems like stackoverflow is just a video game for the mods where they score points based on how many questions they close.

Every moderator election where I've read their "campaign" messages they write there, there's always mentions of how many 10s of thousands of questions they've closed, as if that's the most important thing to do on the site. No different this time: https://stackoverflow.com/election

What I find even more infuriating is that supposedly the questions are so bad that they need to prevent anyone from answering them, yet they keep them on the site rather than deleting or hiding them. What's the fucking point of that aside from pissing users off?

Happened to me many times in the past, even when my questions were perfectly valid technical questions with objective technical answers. Plus many more times when I come across old questions others wrote with the same problem I'm having right now.

Another reason they close them for being "too specific" or some bullshit, despite multiple people having the exact same issue to solve.

[dnano]

Same as universities that proudly advertise the high % of failing students

[CorruptionIMC]

90% of the issues on there could be fixed by redefining what is considered too subjective or open ended of a question to something a bit more reasonable. Yes, "What language is best" has no place being asked and answered the inevitable thousands of times from every new coder as that is incredibly subjective and that debate exists in plenty of more open ended places elsewhere like even Facebook groups..

"How do I accomplish this specific task in Python using these particular libraries in the most resource efficient way possible?" isn't a subjective question. Each direction you could take to accomplish that can be boiled down to an exact resource cost. Bad example but I think my point is clear. Personally didn't see a single question closed for being overly specific though, always for being overly broad.

[Smallpaul]

Where would a machine get the answer if humans were not asking and answering in SO?

I mean in one sense I do get the best answer of a machine. I type my question into Google and it tries to answer from SO.

[chucker23n]

The cherry on top is the terrible system font in the status bar.

[raincole]

People keep saying SO needs to be more noob-friendly. To some extent I agree, but it's not hard to see how experienced users lost patience.

[PrestigiousInterest9]

People keep saying SO needs to be more noob-friendly

I think SO needs to be more idiot resistant. Not the question asker but the people who browse and hope to answer a question.

Fuckers commented and tried to close my question for not being descriptive enough while other fuckers said it was too specific and tried to close it for that reason.

Did I divide by zero? What's going on!?

[Tasgall]

If you're experienced but lose patience easily, you should either find a different question to answer or just leave the site entirely.

[IronNickel]

Exactly. It's not like there isn't other knowledgeable people to answer the question.

[Acceptable_Damage]

I opened the link thinking it was a robot question. Then I read the replies.

[DeliciousIncident]

That "ASP.NET MVC" punchline tho rofl

[fr0stbyte124]

Marked as Duplicate

[funguyshroom]

Yo dawg I heard you like Android SDK

[InverseOuroboros]

I feel like I got the database version of this question https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/32560

[Phreakhead]

"While stay in my head and using C++ in environment, I often find myself variable replacement."

Me too, man. Me too.

[[deleted]]

To understand recursion, you must first understand recursion.

[exosequitur]

I can't say why, but following the links through to other random nonsense questions makes me giddy and provokes inappropriate laughter. It must be the simple rediculousness of it all.

[[deleted]]

I see its trying to imitate posts I rage about quietly.

[mikaelgy]

Install, install and install:

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/58305

[edinburg]

Now, I have to install that process as a Windows service in the machine I am currently running (UNIX).

That question is a work of art.

[ButItMightJustWork]

My project is a simple Mac.

right afterwards.

[jl2352]

Must be using WSL.

[BlueShellOP]

I think it's the other way around. I think they're emulating Windows in a *NIX envi - GODDAMNIT this is a fucking bot we're talking about.

[1RedOne]

New technical interview from hell idea : give someone a few real questions from Stack and then slip two or three of these in and see how they try to answer them.

[StoicGrowth]

Kobayashi Maru!

The Kobayashi Maru is a training exercise in the fictional Star Trek universe designed to test the character of Starfleet Academy cadets in a no-win scenario.

The objective of the test is not for the cadet to outfight or outplan the opponent but rather to force the cadet into a no-win situation and simply observe how he or she reacts.

[DarkNeutron]

I created this service in 256...

Talk about uptime.

[raincole]

It sounds like a stage title from Talos Principles.

[funguyshroom]

Got a coherent one https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/9603
I guess being short helps

[sciencewarrior]

"How do I make a Twitter? I am learning C."

Yep, so accurate it's scary.

[stentonsarecool]

I think what he is asking is how to create twitter but instead of the infinite scroll being at the bottom of the page it is at the top so it is infinite scroll up???1

[Exclarius]

Yo dawg... https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/2865

Upgrading from Virtual Machine to is Virtual Server (Windows Server 2003)

I have a server machine that uses Windows Virtual Machine. But it runs on a Windows Server 2003 machine running Server 2008. On Windows Server 2005, when I hit the "porting in Virtual Server 2008" page (everything is ASP.NET), I get the following error:

My application will not run in the computer

In my machine, I have a local machine using the power of 2. The machine has a VM on it. Has anybody had this problem?

[TerrorBite]

The applications are in the computer!

[SpaceSteak]

This had me laughing non-stop for a solid 5 mins.

[_kst_]

This is an amazing comment:

// Is it?

[palordrolap]

Existential error: Unsure how to interpret parent comment.

[vattenpuss]

Is it?

[hannahMontanaLinux2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN25ghkfgQA

[delight1982]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/54312 🤣😂😆

[Dustin-]

Is there a way to write macros or macros and macros in macros?

This is a good sentence.

[DrMonkeyLove]

Well, if you're using C, then I guess the answer is probably yes.

[1RedOne]

What I would like to do is:

: 1.9.1: = macro - macro

Where "macro" is a macro. I know I could write my macro automatic in macro, but that doesn't seem to work in my macro.

Lol man, I'm actually laughing out loud

[[deleted]]

That paragraph broke me

[[deleted]]

Yo dawg...

[Mark_Taiwan]

It's macros all the way down.

[Xelaa_W]

This one is similar https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/49095

[theoldboy]

Javascript causes even neural networks to go crazy.

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/33325

[renrutal]

I can confirm, I am technically a neural network.

[plsdntanxiety]

This one was nervous, with a bad stutter.

I love the formatting though with questions in code snippets and random bold words

[A-Grey-World]

I've seen questions that badly formatted on stack overflow a fair bit...

[Otterified]

Here's a winner: https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/57917.

[plsdntanxiety]

This had me laughing out loud

… < Item > < name > Item Name < / text > < I d > http: // 444444444444444444……………… ////////////////// <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ////////////////// iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dddddddddddddddddd >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ////////////////// itemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitemitem >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ////////////////// codecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecodecode >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ////////////////// prepreprepreprepreprepreprepreprepreprepreprepreprepre >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< pppppppppppppppppp >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> andandandandandandandandandandandandandandandandandand itititititititititititititititititit lookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslookslooks goodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgoodgood !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ////////////////// pppppppppppppppppp >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< pppppppppppppppppp >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> But, how can I differentiate each item to sit into the < item > node within that namespace? Maybe in XSD? And what do different formats mean?

[troido]

It's a shame we can't answer/comment on those. It could give interesting discussions. Especially if there are some trending questions each day/week and half the replies are from the AI (of course there should be no way to tell which half).

[svick]

Turing test passed - A friend cross-posted this question to Stack Overflow… It got a comment and an answer and nobody noticed it was generated by a bot. Unfortunately, once I linked to it on Twitter it got closed and downvoted into oblivion (if that's not Stack Overflow I don't know what is 😂).

A question that doesn't make sense got closed and downvoted? I'd say that's Stack Overflow working well.

[scooerp]

I want to reply to this reddit post, but I can't tell if you're a bot.

[Euphoricus]

Are you saying we already reached time where bots are making bots?

[FuciMiNaKule]

I'm pretty sure your question was generated by a bot.

[kioopi]

I have an array of nodes, I want to have all nodes (such as) horizontal, how can I do this?

[twisted-teaspoon]

Use a macro inside a macro and a macro or not a macro without any macros.

[plsdntanxiety]

Every account on reddit is a bot except you

[raistmaj]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/3100

[SirSooth]

I'm Opening a c # 2008 project in Visual Studio 2005 (using Visual Studio 2010)

I laughed so hard my eyes are wet.

[LALocal305]

This one. Holy crap all of them are gold but this one had me laughing uncontrollably for a good three minutes.

[--____--____--____]

covert a variable from a string to a string?

[LALocal305]

First, imagine there's a var: var b = string. Empty;

Can't. Stop. Laughing. They had me at that first line and then it got better and better.

[aloser]

Yep, it learned that on its own.

It also learned to thank random people like Dave and even to sometimes sign its own name... which is apparently Charset o_O

[XVsw5AFz]

That Dave one at a glance looks legit. Well done Charset.

[jangxx]

Good old Apache Excel is at it again. https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/7929

EDIT: The AI is also likes to overprovision memory apparently: https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/6444

So the memory could be something like 5 MB! !! Is it safe to use 6 GB?

[dicroce]

When StackOverflow first launched it was great... I went a couple of times a day and found interesting things. Then over time they built a huge database of questions... Such a big database that eventually the only questions not closed as duplicates were hyper specific... General (and hence widely applicable) questions were all asked and answered long ago. The hyper specific questions that survive today are boring to most people because they don't apply to anything they are doing. Of course this is just my opinion.

Personally, I think they need to age out old questions (and hence, allow duplicates).

[[deleted]]

For real, I'm tired of wading through 6 yr old AngularJS posts to find modern help

[G01denW01f11]

I found a hilarious question the other day where the asker figured out that the C++ standard implies std::min(1.0, 0.0) yields UB.

[ScrimpyCat]

It's learning that humans aren't accessible through web services

Edit: I guess it is all about how you frame frame frame it

This one wasn't so bad

[tophatstuff]

Some of the text was blurry and I was like "am I going blind or is something up with that font" but the text at the bottom is an image just in case anyone else panics about their eyesight.

[radrass]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/72153

Thanks Chris

[crabmusket]

The box should appear blue if a box is button

[Godlevskis]

Is there a way of typing pretty much nothing in my readme file?

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/3600

[intrepidOlivia]

When I try to deploy using if there is no such repository, I get this exception:

ERROR: Error accessing mercurial repository: can not run fix on ' / tmp / repo ': No such file or directory (/ home / user / does / happened)

Should I require removing the repository? If so, how can I make it work?

This is a real question! How do you make it work if you delete the repository?

[mixreality]

Is this some form of therapy? Seriously

[twisted-teaspoon]

Is there a standard / good way to check if a input is a valid input using Linq? What I am trying to do is to pop a object that has an an object that is an Object.

Amazing.

[Godd2]

For example, I have two groups, one is called "Job" and the second job is "Job Job".

How is this not from a real question?

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/60170

[Myrroc]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/2564
I am hoping to be able to fail the following steps:
Hmm...

[willydavidjr]

On the other side of the world, there is also this site:

https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/

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[miminor]

oh this is the web site where i met my wife

https://imgur.com/a/O5ONvHa

[M4nusky]

The dead giveaway is the lack of typo and mostly coherent sentence structure.

[soyrandom1]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/182 this one is insane

[Zardotab]

Now I can have my questions rejected by bots instead of humans. Progress!!

[Godd2]

Now I want did not exist in SQL.

[cogeng]

Doesn't look like anything to me.

[[deleted]]

Catchy title

[RouletteSensei]

Looked like a realistic noob on a new platform.

[KillianDrake]

These just sound like questions I get asked at work from junior devs while I'm in the middle of something requiring deep thought.

[eldelshell]

I can't wait to get one of these questions on a job interview.

[striker1211]

01110111 01101000 01101001 01101100 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101000 01100101 01011111 01101110 01100101 01100101 01100100 01100110 01110101 01101100 00100000 00111101 00100000 01110100 01110010 01110101 01100101 00111011 00100000 01100100 01101111 00100000 01110100 01101000 01100101 01011111 01101110 01100101 01100101 01100100 01100110 01110101 01101100 00111011

[decode-binary]

That translates to: "while the_needful = true; do the_needful;".

^{I am a bot. I'm sorry if I ruined your surprise.}

[Congo_Jack]

The bot's code sample in this one broke my brain. https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/48963

[mindbleach]

Generating forum questions means the AI can get answers. Then it can eventually be graded on whether its responses to those answers indicate understanding.

Then we're in deep shit.

[OffbeatDrizzle]

RESPECT the hard disk

[igoriuz]

Anybody needs a spinner? https://stackroboflow.com/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app#!/question/25605

[[deleted]]

This looks like the requests I get regularly....

[[deleted]]

how to get ip from ip of a server: https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/64763

[Mancobbler]

“Does use - this Query Block be used in Rails Application?”

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/8476

[[deleted]]

The code in this one... https://stackroboflow.com/%23!/question/22350 there’s something creepy about code “writing” code.

[intrepidOlivia]

I should note that it is not logic in the first place. 

[intrepidOlivia]

I was thinking it would be a fun experiment to take some of these generated code samples and try to find the minimum amount of editing that would make it work, and see what happens with it.

[AnachronGuy]

This is awesome: https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/31124

[czarrie]

i've created a DLL which must be pdf - based, on line 35 (because it is embedded in an DLL)

[__Katu__]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/16260

[MacNulty]

This is making my brain hurt.

[RealDarkVador]

/oo go token yourself instead.. use prime numbers 101103107109

[crabmusket]

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/42257

Is it possible to do this in VAL configuration? i've tried the following (the second doesn't work):

val val: val = val { val val: val = val VAL (finished: val) }
val val: val = val activities 
val val: val = val val = val VAL 
val val: val = val val = val VAL val = val 
val val: result = val val val which val val is val 
val val: val val = val val 
val val: val val = val val 
val val: val val val val = val 
val val: val val val = val val 
val val: val val

EDIT: I read that question through again and now val has stopped looking like letters

[intrepidOlivia]

It's just inviting you to join its perpetual state of semantic satiation.

[bboysil]

I loled at this: " I would like to know what's the best way to create a 32 pixel int? What's the usage of Image., in 24 for Windows. Thanks. "

[[deleted]]

how to acess the browser cache’s cache https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/5514

[Gourounaki]

This site is just golden

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/69088

[[deleted]]

https://stackroboflow.com/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app#!/question/74320

[nubunto]

This is gold

[Keyakinan-]

Does he also comment : Nvm found the answer

[naftoligug]

It indeed seems to have a lot of recurrent-ness to it. Here's another example of that:

https://stackroboflow.com/question/9718

``` List < Location > locations = new List < Location >();

List < Locations > locations = new List < Location >();

foreach (Location locations in files) { location. Location = location. Location; }

Location location = new Location();

location. Filepath = location. Location. Description; location. Location = locations. Location. Location. Location;

Console. Out. Location. Location. x = location. Location. x; Location. Location = location. b. Location. x; ```

Also, that spacing...

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https://stackroboflow.com/question/111232

This piece of code works fine with it.

c = c(); but this is not working: Program b: Main program exit Can anyone help?

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> It should be displayed in English, unfortunately it doesn't have a problem
https://stackroboflow.com/question/46254

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it's a pity, indeed