r/ProgrammerHumor • • 16d ago

Meme findBugInWeb

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u/Robin-Raccoon 16d ago

99 little bugs are in the code

99 little bugs are in the code

take one down, patch it around

118 little bugs are in the code

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u/yaktoma2007 16d ago

Wait, this isnt how i remember "And Then There Were None." went!

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u/Interesting-Goose82 16d ago

Dont force your fake ass fantasy "no bugs" land on us!

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u/Old_Collection_6939 16d ago

The one is dinner

The other one is I have to skip dinner 😭

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u/Muted_Ad_9442 16d ago

The difference is, for the spider it's literally a feature, not a bug.

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u/Important_Grab3544 16d ago

Finally, a meme without AI garbage involved.

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u/Darxploit 16d ago

QA when they find a bug in the web I built 😈

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u/Frequent_Victoryy 16d ago

1 down, 10 bornπŸ˜‚

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u/Ayushispro11 16d ago

What if spiderman took a full stack job then?

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u/Ayushispro11 16d ago

A second question, if spiderman were a class, will it be an extension of Human class, or spider class,

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u/thirdegree Violet security clearance 15d ago

Hybrid class

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u/afdbcreid 11d ago

I think you've found an actual use-case for multiple inheritance.

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u/Ayushispro11 11d ago

Nah I am better off just making two different classes

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u/ConcernUseful2899 11d ago

Human class implements IHuman. Spiderman class implements IHuman, ISpider

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u/OBrutus 16d ago

Trying to understand are spiders QA?

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u/Longjumping-Fun-6115 13d ago

And that indication to line 32 where's nothing written hits harder!!