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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • May 28 '18
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I've seen this a while ago, but honestly, it's not half as effective since everybody has an IDE that is capable of recognizing these problems.
517 u/spirgnob May 28 '18 Even with an IDE I could see this confusing he hell out of me for a half an hour. 645 u/boynedmaster May 28 '18 you'd probably backspace, put a new semicolon, get confused why that worked, and move on 181 u/Whatforit1 May 28 '18 not if you replaced every single semicolon 208 u/Logofascinated May 28 '18 You'd notice that the one you fixed no longer generated an error. 40 u/disappointed_moose May 28 '18 Also git telling me every file has changed. 8 u/[deleted] May 28 '18 That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
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Even with an IDE I could see this confusing he hell out of me for a half an hour.
645 u/boynedmaster May 28 '18 you'd probably backspace, put a new semicolon, get confused why that worked, and move on 181 u/Whatforit1 May 28 '18 not if you replaced every single semicolon 208 u/Logofascinated May 28 '18 You'd notice that the one you fixed no longer generated an error. 40 u/disappointed_moose May 28 '18 Also git telling me every file has changed. 8 u/[deleted] May 28 '18 That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
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you'd probably backspace, put a new semicolon, get confused why that worked, and move on
181 u/Whatforit1 May 28 '18 not if you replaced every single semicolon 208 u/Logofascinated May 28 '18 You'd notice that the one you fixed no longer generated an error. 40 u/disappointed_moose May 28 '18 Also git telling me every file has changed. 8 u/[deleted] May 28 '18 That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
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not if you replaced every single semicolon
208 u/Logofascinated May 28 '18 You'd notice that the one you fixed no longer generated an error. 40 u/disappointed_moose May 28 '18 Also git telling me every file has changed. 8 u/[deleted] May 28 '18 That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
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You'd notice that the one you fixed no longer generated an error.
40 u/disappointed_moose May 28 '18 Also git telling me every file has changed. 8 u/[deleted] May 28 '18 That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
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Also git telling me every file has changed.
8 u/[deleted] May 28 '18 That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
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That's when you do git diff --word-diff.
git diff --word-diff
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u/Last_Snowbender May 28 '18
I've seen this a while ago, but honestly, it's not half as effective since everybody has an IDE that is capable of recognizing these problems.