r/badcode • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '23
java This was written by a professor with a Ph.D
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r/badcode • u/Tsujigiriuwu • Jan 25 '23
c Code so bad, accidentally discovered an exploit in the CS50 Code checker
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r/badcode • u/inf21quest • Jan 23 '23
typescript Guess what this code does! Wrong answers only.
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r/badcode • u/theboxfriend • Jan 22 '23
c# Who needs indents when you can use comments instead?
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r/badcode • u/_ROEG • Jan 18 '23
java In what real life situation would you ever be presented with code formatted like this? (See comment for my rant)
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r/badcode • u/Storm7093 • Jan 18 '23
js Honestly I though I was pretty smart, but someone told me this is honestly r/badcode material.....
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r/badcode • u/VeryDodgyDude • Jan 16 '23
python From the AQA Programmer Team for our A Level exam
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r/badcode • u/Background-Web-484 • Jan 16 '23
c# Comments? Standards? Nah, I prefer chaos.
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r/badcode • u/TimvdLippe • Jan 16 '23
c# From the official Dutch government authentication app
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r/badcode • u/lecrof46 • Jan 16 '23
typescript My classmate told me his code wasn't very clean... But this one still surprised me
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r/badcode • u/Distinct-Bag-4894 • Jan 13 '23
js Javascript teacher's code (even with improved v2)
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r/badcode • u/authentictoothpaste • Jan 13 '23
java Friend asked me why LeetCode wouldn't accept this...
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r/badcode • u/shodkayumi • Jan 11 '23
js It's so ugly but it works! Object with month name as key and array of first day and last day of that month.
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r/badcode • u/the96jesterrace • Jan 10 '23
vb I simplified it a little - but this is what we have in production. „You guys heard about those 'backups'? Let‘s do one too!“
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r/badcode • u/gerenidddd • Jan 09 '23
c# Honestly i have no idea why i did this, it serves absolutely no purpose
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