print "Hello World!"

[Lugnut]

y'all are big fat NERDS

you're on a loving internet forum about a loving video game talking about people who loving code in like 6 different loving languages

of loving course we're nerds

[Ad Bot]

[Lugnut]

although i feel it is necessary to mention that i am not fat

[$trinick]

of loving course we're nerds

Speak for yourself.

[Aduioa]

ok guys this has gone too far

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exit;

[SimpleFish]

Hello brother.

[Blockzillahead]

but that's okay there are plenty of languages like JavaScript that would be happy to convert everything to any variable type automatically without asking you.

you can use "auto" in c++ too

[Pacnet]

 I still don't get the point of using printf instead of the std::cout stream.
Both have positives and negatives but-

• iostream is built from a class so it's inheritable
• Less likely to cause errors
• Typesafe: Doesn't need you to define the variable type because the compiler detects it automatically
• cout improves readability of code
• You don't have to memorize the % values for each variable type,
• printf was designed for C and many programmers prefer cout for C++
• Usually, speed isn't so important that you would want to use printf instead.
• cout has useful member methods such as cout.setState

it's true that printf is usually faster, but how often does that actually matter...?

[$trinick]

you can use "auto" in c++ too

Dune: yeah its probably bad practice to use auto
Jailbot - RIP HPRC: im pretty sure it is extremely poor practice to use the auto keyword


We concur that using auto is a horrible practice. Please promptly remove any instances of this from your code.

[blueblur121]

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#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
   cout << "Do I win yet?" << endl;
   return 0;
}


[Yin Yang]

y'all are big fat NERDS

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#include <iostream>

class Gardian{
public:
int awesomeness = 9999;
int buildingSkill = 5; //out of 10
int eventingSkill = 9; //out of 10
int blocklandScriptingSkill = 2; //out- you get it
int modelingSkill = 4;
int codingSkill = 5;

};

int Response(int knowledgeOnSubject, char user, int inputmessage){
Gardian Gardian;
char Response[]= CreateResponce(Gardian.awesomeness, Gardian.buildingSkill, Gardian.eventingSkill, Gardian.blocklandScriptingSkill, Gardian.modelingSkill, Gardian.codingSkill, knowledgeOnSubject, user, inputmessage);
}

int main(){
    char topic[100];
    char user[50];
    char inputmessage[300];
  
    cin >> topic;
    cin >> user;
    cin >> inputmessage;
    

    int knowledgeOnSubject = GetKOS(topic, user); //Knowledge on subject
    
    char Response[] = Response(knowledgeOnSubject, user, inputmessage);

    createForumPost(Response[]);
}

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--Run--

<  print "Hello World!"
<  ßlöükfáce
<  y'all are big fat NERDS

...Thinking...

> forget you.

how funny was this?  */10

[ßlöükfáce]

although i feel it is necessary to mention that i am not fat

yes you are

[Starzy]

print("am i doin it rite?")

MessageClient(%client,'',"am i doin it rite now?");

[Blockzillahead]

Dune: yeah its probably bad practice to use auto
Jailbot - RIP HPRC: im pretty sure it is extremely poor practice to use the auto keyword


We concur that using auto is a horrible practice. Please promptly remove any instances of this from your code.

never used it but why is it bad practice?

[Port]

how funny was this?  */10

lines longer than 80 columns/10

aka 0/10

[Malleo100]

Hi sucker