Post shitty language design
"well designed" language
William Sullivan
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Blake Adams
C
C++
Java
Brayden Williams
#define private public
#include
int main() {
std::vector v {{4}};
return v._M_capacity;
}
Mason King
that's just you being retarded
Jose Perry
template
void try_to_call_me() {}
David Wilson
long long typedef ll;
void foo(unsigned ll) {
std::cout
Jeremiah Martin
int main() { // con't compile
return std::min(2000000000, 3000000000);
}
Aiden Lopez
the pp is retarded in first place
Lincoln Johnson
All of C# is retarded.
Chase Moore
Lambdas
Ryder Sanchez
class B : virtual A
class C : virtual A
class D: B, C
Dominic Smith
evry language except lisp
Nathaniel Martin
Dart&Flutter.
Evan Long
nothing shitty here.
James Taylor
Isn't it
try_to_call_me()
Brandon Allen
GIL
:'/
Jose Adams
no shit retard
try reading the compile errors next time
Joseph Scott
you say that because the Lambda letter is bigger than your dick
Jordan Allen
no, but actually try_to_call_me()
you have to put at least some type into the arg list
Adrian Foster
Dim x As Integer
/thread
Nathan Campbell
>// con't compile
did you use g++ or gcc
Dylan Fisher
it's called lamda
Colton Rodriguez
what the fuck does the keyword even abbreviate
David Jones
I before E except after C
Connor Roberts
Python is great as glue language for native extensions or for SciPy stuff. For those use cases, the GIL doesn't even matter, because you spend so little time inside it.
Don't see any design problems with that. The tool just isn't designed to fill the role some people are using it for.
Julian Hall
>the DIM BASIC command (from dimension) is used to declare variables and define (multidimensional) arrays for the specified variable type
Christian Green
>c++ solved the diamond problem perfectly and every oop language since has fucked it up
What went wrong?
Adam Ross
Homoiconicity
Jack Parker
homoiconicity is a good thing brainlet
Carson Baker
You also have to redefine "protected" as the class structure is inherited that way.
#define private public
#define protected public
#include
int main() {
std::vector v {{4}};
return v._M_impl._M_end_of_storage - v._M_impl._M_start;
}
For libc++, it's v.__end_cap() - v.__begin_
Christian Roberts
php
Thomas Murphy
What the actual fuck. Does this shit really work?
Jose Cook
Technically it's undefined behaviour.
Jacob Wood
Just tried it out and it fucking compiles.
William Martinez
Sure it does, that's not what UB means.
Robert Green
Deadlang is worse than sepples
Hudson Price
because?