Voice of Reason
Veteran
Get this nerd shyt off my screen fakkitt

Real nikkas don’t code


Real nikkas don’t code




Only Downside of programming.
Cant bullshyt your way through those tests![]()
if he ever tries running my codesspends hours wondering why my code won't compile...realize I'm missing a comma or semi:colon...whatever it is
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What do you plan to use it for? I hear modern c+ is pretty sweet but I'm no programmer for real.#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
cout << "welcome to my rant on c ++!!" << endl;
cout << "Brehs, a nikka has a c++ final due on Tuesday and I've been confused about this language this entire semester. So many fukking phrases, syntax, and other random bullshyt that you have to remember. I'm about to end it all brehs." ;
cout << endl;
return 0;
}
This is more computer science than cert life. Luckily I work in the front end. C+ is like me cutting my own hair without the guard on. I'd never do that shyt.That cert life is not for everybody pleighboi![]()
shyt is laughable. I can do that shyt in my sleep now.
Don't know how it happened it just did. 

shyt i remember my professor would make compiling s 3rd of our grade. He also added extra bounus points depending how you coded certain partsmy professors machine will be likeif he ever tries running my codes
Witch kind of IDE are you using?!BRUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I SPENT fukkING 2 HOURS LOOKING AT fukkING 300 LINES OF CODE JUST TO SEE I DIDNT ADD A A CARROT TO THE EQUAL SIGN!!!!!
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An IDE isn't going to catch valid syntax. But if he is using one he needs to learn how to use the debugger and step through line by line. That would have made it a 5 minute ordeal.Witch kind of IDE are you using?!
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
cout << "welcome to my rant on c ++!!" << endl;
cout << "Brehs, a nikka has a c++ final due on Tuesday and I've been confused about this language this entire semester. So many fukking phrases, syntax, and other random bullshyt that you have to remember. I'm about to end it all brehs." ;
cout << endl;
return 0;
}
Im in engineering and we just had a problem where we first created a mathematic formula that we later optimized using python. That shyt was hell
Coding is not for me![]()
