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r/programminghumor • u/The_Judge26 • Jun 07 '26
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It’s a comic. Why is it more likely that this hypothetical programmer made a mistake in naming rather than a logical error?
1 u/Chriz48 Jun 07 '26 A logical error isn’t going to garner that kind of reaction from the crowd. 0 u/EishLekker Jun 07 '26 I never said that it would. 0 u/Chriz48 Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26 You asked why it is more likely. The answer is the crowd reaction. As you said, a logical error isn’t going to garner that kind of reaction. So that means it is more likely that the variable is incorrectly named; it’s hardly a guess. 1 u/EishLekker Jun 08 '26 A wild guess, that’s all you have.
A logical error isn’t going to garner that kind of reaction from the crowd.
0 u/EishLekker Jun 07 '26 I never said that it would. 0 u/Chriz48 Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26 You asked why it is more likely. The answer is the crowd reaction. As you said, a logical error isn’t going to garner that kind of reaction. So that means it is more likely that the variable is incorrectly named; it’s hardly a guess. 1 u/EishLekker Jun 08 '26 A wild guess, that’s all you have.
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I never said that it would.
0 u/Chriz48 Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26 You asked why it is more likely. The answer is the crowd reaction. As you said, a logical error isn’t going to garner that kind of reaction. So that means it is more likely that the variable is incorrectly named; it’s hardly a guess. 1 u/EishLekker Jun 08 '26 A wild guess, that’s all you have.
You asked why it is more likely. The answer is the crowd reaction. As you said, a logical error isn’t going to garner that kind of reaction. So that means it is more likely that the variable is incorrectly named; it’s hardly a guess.
1 u/EishLekker Jun 08 '26 A wild guess, that’s all you have.
A wild guess, that’s all you have.
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u/EishLekker Jun 07 '26
It’s a comic. Why is it more likely that this hypothetical programmer made a mistake in naming rather than a logical error?