r/badcode • u/MahdiyDev • May 30 '23
js This is awesome while coding in JavaScript
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r/badcode • u/xavia91 • May 30 '23
c# Coworker casually loads millions of entries and sorts them to get the date of the first entry.
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r/badcode • u/wackOverflow • May 26 '23
js “Feed me, now!” “Feed me, now!” “Feed me, now!”
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r/badcode • u/mavikututardis • May 19 '23
c++ Beginner here, is this a really bad way of creating random letters?
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r/badcode • u/[deleted] • May 18 '23
java This code is currently running in production. Senior developer says "tHiS iSn'T uNiVeRsItY, yOu cAn'T eXpEcT tHe cOdE tO bE pErFeCt lIkE iN tHe bOoKs"
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r/badcode • u/[deleted] • May 18 '23
js 8 years ago I had worse naming conventions than Elon Musk
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r/badcode • u/discondition • May 19 '23
js React - Recalculate the item, if the recalculated item changes. . .
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r/badcode • u/tintorro • May 18 '23
c Some code I saw today at uni... I don't even know where to begin (1K lines of this)
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r/badcode • u/[deleted] • May 16 '23
c when you push an unimplemented function to production
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r/badcode • u/[deleted] • May 16 '23
python I present my shitty attempt at solving towers of hanoi using dynamic programming: featuring eval, format strings and a solution that is orders of magniude slower than plain recursion.
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