ratbert90 posted:

Yeah man, having to declare your vars is so bad.

ratbert90 posted:

Oh look at me, i'm python, I have to be formatted properly to work? Is your tabs wrong? Can't write lovely looking code that looks like this?

code:

int i;int j;int main (void){while ((scanf("%i", &j)))for (i = j; i >= 0; i-- {usleep(1000000);printf("%i\n", i);}return 0;}

WELL gently caress YOU!

Oh whats that? You don't have to declare anything? Why sure! Come on in spelling mistakes.


Python is a pretty terrible language for a multitude of reasons. Those two being the biggest.

Jerry SanDisky posted:

you can declare variables in python

Python code:

x = 5

hey look at that, now there is a variable called x, its an int, and its value is 5

ratbert90 posted:

Yeah man, having to declare your vars is so bad.
*edit* I don't write code like my example in one single lines. That's dumb and people are dumb if they do that. However tabs and styling are usually slightly different among people.

FamDav posted:

So you're saying your code would actually compile?

Jonny 290 posted:

i like to use strict on all my subs

ratbert90 posted:

code:

int i;int j;int main (void){while ((scanf("%i", &j)))for (i = j; i >= 0; i-- {usleep(1000000);printf("%i\n", i);}return 0;}

ratbert90 posted:

But you don't have to, so spelling mistakes can be made easily. Good try.

FamDav posted:

maybe you should indent it and find out

Jerry SanDisky posted:

oh my god are you for real

ratbert90 posted:

How am I wrong?

quote:

But you don't have to

Jerry SanDisky posted:

every modern editor will do the same spell checking and reference checking for python that it does for languages like c



if you're losing productivity in a language because you're a literal retard who can't spell, then thats not the languages fault

ratbert90 posted:

However tabs and styling are usually slightly different among people.

ratbert90 posted:

But you don't have to, so spelling mistakes can be made easily. Good try.

ratbert90 posted:

Good to know. I use VIM or eclipse, and haven't used python in a long time. I still don't like having to have the formatting their way though.

Cocoa Crispies posted:

they shouldn't be, and you shouldn't justify bad languages based on their ability to ignore your social problems

quote:

don't reassign variables and use shorter methods, forced declarations are a crutch for bad programmers to write bad programs

ratbert90 posted:

Good to know. I use VIM or eclipse, and haven't used python in a long time. I still don't like having to have the formatting their way though.

ratbert90 posted:

I use VIM

MeruFM posted:

unironically saying forced styling is bad
smdh

at least argue against python for not having real encapsulation or something real like real

sounds like someone failed python 101

ratbert90 posted:

forced declarations are just fine and they aren't a bad thing.

Tiny Bug Child posted:

yes they are. there is no reason you should ever have to declare a variable

ratbert90 posted:

I'm just used to it. It takes all of 3 seconds to type int i; and if it means I get to actually use a programming language that can shift bits and mess with GPIO pins/memory registers, then that's a-ok with me.

ratbert90 posted:

I'm just used to it. It takes all of 3 seconds to type int i; and if it means I get to actually use a programming language that can shift bits and mess with GPIO pins/memory registers, then that's a-ok with me.

ratbert90 posted:

I'm just used to it. It takes all of 3 seconds to type int i; and if it means I get to actually use a programming language that can shift bits and mess with GPIO pins/memory registers, then that's a-ok with me.

Jerry SanDisky posted:

yaoi prophet posted:

depression is a poo poo disease/condition/whatever and if he killed himself he must've had it pretty bad

Cocoa Crispies posted:

oh hey surprise it's a low-level programmer, who thinks that just because they only program lovely computers that are a pain in the rear end to program they're opinions matter

Jonny 290 posted:

i like to use strict on all my subs

ratbert90 posted:

Oh look it's somebody who probably uses the heap.

Zombywuf posted:

That's the co-pilot who's pulling back on the stick during a stall. The other co-pilot is pushing forward because he apparently went to pilot school. The complete lack of feedback in the system is a major cause of the failure here. Everyone was confused because the plane wasn't coming out of the stall, they weren't confused about the fact that the plane was stalling.