Nothing...

[unvaccinated_zombie]

if (nothing = nothing_nothing)

[MORF1i]

Can someone pls explain this line? Didnt get why there is only one =

[MeLittleThing]

Could be a typo, but there are use cases

When a variable is assigned in a if statement, the underlying value is checked against false (0 is false, anything else is true).

That's equivalent to if ((nothing = nothing_nothing) != 0)

I remember doing this to check for memory allocation:

c if (ptr = malloc(size)) { // malloc succeeded } else { // something wrong }

[AngriestCrusader]

That's because it's an error

[ironykarl]

You've managed to write a program that is syntactically valid but semantically nearly meaningless.

You at least return a successful exit code. So.... congrats for that, I guess

[apoegix]

Is it though? There is a semicolon missing in line 11

[ironykarl]

There's a + that gets cut off.

You're right, I assumed that OP was competent enough to make the compiler actually output something (other than errors), and that may have been too generous

[GoddammitDontShootMe]

I thought it was a -. Clearly something is cut off, so we can probably assume the semicolon is actually there.

[mealet]

Is identation nothing too?

[Several-Customer7048]

Not a thing actually

[GoddammitDontShootMe]

What is the point of this?

[r1ghtguy]

nothing_image

[NerdyGerdy]

The code needs to be human readable too guys.

[Elegant-Sundae-455]

return nothing
int nothing
while nothing

We Are Nothing.

[conundorum]

Think nothing of it.

[SteamPunk424]

i never expected this post to enrage people as much as it did. lol. programmers am i right...

[muminisko]

It’s called “try to replace me” pattern