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Programming Jokes: Lame, Science & Math Jokes!
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This forum discussion centers around programming jokes, highlighting various humorous anecdotes related to coding, syntax, and developer experiences. Participants share classic jokes, such as the confusion between Halloween and Christmas due to programming logic, and the challenges of using CSS properties like font-size. The conversation also touches on the importance of syntax in programming languages, with references to C and Java, and the humorous implications of coding errors and misunderstandings.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of CSS properties and units (e.g., px, em)
- Basic knowledge of programming languages such as C and Java
- Familiarity with common programming concepts like syntax and debugging
- Awareness of programming humor and its cultural significance in developer communities
- Explore advanced CSS techniques for responsive design
- Learn about debugging tools in JavaScript
- Research the history and evolution of programming languages like C and Java
- Investigate the role of humor in software development and team dynamics
Software developers, programmers, and anyone interested in the lighter side of coding and programming culture.
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jack action
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Why do programmers keep confusing Halloween with Christmas?
Because Oct 31 = Dec 25
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So the follow-on response would be RTFM?
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Surely (no one/everyone) will (recognize how flexible and useful this architecture is/spend a huge amount of effort painstakingly preserving and updating this garbage I wrote in 20 minutes)
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The ill-formed orange
Fails to satisfy the eye
Segmentation fault
Fails to satisfy the eye
Segmentation fault
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And that's how Docker was born…
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Your best bet is to look up the file size of all the files, then use C to generate that many random 1s and 0s. You'll get there eventually.Wrichik Basu said:
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