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The difference between an experienced C++ programmer and a C++ novice is that the novice regularly believes that his code is broken beyond repair for eternity a
by lqet 2y ago
The difference between an experienced C++ programmer and a C++ novice is that the novice regularly believes that his code is broken beyond repair for eternity and has accidentally destroyed the compiler and most of the hard drive, while the former just yawns at 5,000 lines of error messages and adds the missing semicolon.
- erikerikson 2y agoAs an experienced c++ programmer, I just write TypeScript without semicolons. /troll?
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- baq 2y agoJust 5000? Things must've gotten much better since I last touched C++
- marcosdumay 2y agoIt's just a semicolon. The GP still didn't fix enough to get to the templates and linker errors.
- secondcoming 2y agoFor me these days the most unintuitive error messages are due to a missing `const`
- gpderetta 2y agoIt's funny because it is true.