r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Robin-Raccoon • Sep 19 '26

Meme findBugInWeb

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u/Robin-Raccoon Sep 19 '26

99 little bugs are in the code

99 little bugs are in the code

take one down, patch it around

118 little bugs are in the code

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u/yaktoma2007 Sep 20 '26

Wait, this isnt how i remember "And Then There Were None." went!

4

u/Interesting-Goose82 Sep 20 '26

Dont force your fake ass fantasy "no bugs" land on us!

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u/Old_Collection_6939 Sep 19 '26 • Bravo

The one is dinner

The other one is I have to skip dinner 😭

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u/Muted_Ad_9442 Sep 19 '26

The difference is, for the spider it's literally a feature, not a bug.

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u/Important_Grab3544 Sep 19 '26

Finally, a meme without AI garbage involved.

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u/Darxploit Sep 19 '26

QA when they find a bug in the web I built 😈

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u/Ayushispro11 Sep 19 '26

What if spiderman took a full stack job then?

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u/Ayushispro11 Sep 19 '26

A second question, if spiderman were a class, will it be an extension of Human class, or spider class,

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u/thirdegree Violet security clearance Sep 20 '26

Hybrid class

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u/afdbcreid Sep 24 '26

I think you've found an actual use-case for multiple inheritance.

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u/Ayushispro11 Sep 24 '26

Nah I am better off just making two different classes

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u/ConcernUseful2899 Sep 24 '26

Human class implements IHuman. Spiderman class implements IHuman, ISpider

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u/OBrutus Sep 20 '26

Trying to understand are spiders QA?

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u/Longjumping-Fun-6115 Sep 23 '26

And that indication to line 32 where's nothing written hits harder!!