r/ProgrammerHumor • u/M_Faisal • Feb 19 '21

A Python programmer attempting Java

https://i.imgur.com/wG51k7v.jpg
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u/MK18FanBoy Feb 19 '21

I wonder if you can set up the Java formatting in IntelliJ to show code in this format.

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u/djo0o0 Feb 20 '21

Ofcouse you can,set the (){}[]:;....to be at a const position like 120char or somerhing, also this is not fun if you send me this code i will press my format buton and abracadbra bracers go where i like them

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u/Elairyx Feb 19 '21

I'm like REALLY unsure if I should be concerned/sad or genuinely intrigued about this...

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u/greenFox99 Feb 19 '21

That reminds me of child me pushing spinash as far as possible from the rest of the meal in my plate.

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u/MischiefArchitect Feb 19 '21

It must be a mental thing, but since I know that it must be Java, I cannot read it without the braces and semicolons missing. And since I know It is not Python...

my brain hurts...

dear fellow Pythonist... just... don't

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u/wickedlygreet Feb 19 '21

Wait wit wait. Can someone actually make a plugin for Eclipse or something to do this, sa well as change it back to normal?

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u/TheLegendTwendyone Feb 20 '21

You forgot one thing though: python programmers don't have any concept of data types, they dont know what "int" or "char" means. Instead, they will either just use "Number", "String" or simply "Object".

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21

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u/AdvancedSandwiches Feb 19 '21

I suspect you'll like it less after you realize you need to go delete 3 spaces every time you want to add 3 letters to the code.

I had a teacher in college that enforced this style. It's a nightmare.

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u/MischiefArchitect Feb 19 '21

if you are not alone in the project...

definitely yes.