Pffft. If you only start debugging after so many lines, you're asking for it. Always test small parts as much as possible.
After working with Clojure where dev workflow is interactive, I can't imagine going back to writing a bunch of code and then trying to compile it all at once. Being able to run your code as you write it saves you an incredible amount of headache.
"Maybe I'll try learning more about C++ templates today..."
Wall of incomprehensible errors
"Maybe not."
Realistically if you have that ratio of errors to lines of code, you probably just fucked up a semicolon or braces.
Now if you have like 13 errors and they're all unrelated, woof.
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Ah, going with the quantum bogo sort then.
Hey 600 loc is way more than I've ever done in a day Then again I washed out of the industry ๐โโ๏ธ
I would suggest the author stick to their day job but they don't seem to be good at that either.
Who made this
at the bottom
They're not very good
That's why they're at the bottom.
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