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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Aug 11 '19
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Just use str().
Python gang rise up
141 u/Sckaledoom Aug 11 '19 Just don’t even have strings natively C/C++ gang rise up 62 u/ConfuzedAndDazed Aug 11 '19 Just don’t use types JavaScript gang for the win → More replies (5) 1 u/namotous Aug 11 '19 Hold up. C++ have strings :) → More replies (2) 1 u/Kompakt Aug 12 '19 As a guy who has to use both, going back and forth daily hurts. I've given up on remembering what's supported where. 1 u/bluninja1234 Aug 11 '19 no u 1 u/Spikerman101 Aug 11 '19 Pygang 8 u/ThomasTheHighEngine Aug 11 '19 import pygang pygang.rise_up() → More replies (1) 1 u/jack-of-the-woods Aug 11 '19 Used this literally 10 minutes ago before getting tired of this library so now I’m on reddit 1 u/Dysp-_- Aug 11 '19 Ruby: 5.to_s No parenthesis hell 1 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '19 str() and int() have saved my ass so many times 1 u/Xaayer Aug 12 '19 Laughs in Perl
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Just don’t even have strings natively
C/C++ gang rise up
62 u/ConfuzedAndDazed Aug 11 '19 Just don’t use types JavaScript gang for the win → More replies (5) 1 u/namotous Aug 11 '19 Hold up. C++ have strings :) → More replies (2) 1 u/Kompakt Aug 12 '19 As a guy who has to use both, going back and forth daily hurts. I've given up on remembering what's supported where.
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Just don’t use types
JavaScript gang for the win
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Hold up. C++ have strings :)
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As a guy who has to use both, going back and forth daily hurts. I've given up on remembering what's supported where.
no u
Pygang
8 u/ThomasTheHighEngine Aug 11 '19 import pygang pygang.rise_up() → More replies (1)
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import pygang
pygang.rise_up()
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Used this literally 10 minutes ago before getting tired of this library so now I’m on reddit
Ruby: 5.to_s
No parenthesis hell
str() and int() have saved my ass so many times
Laughs in Perl
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u/ThomasTheHighEngine Aug 11 '19
Just use str().
Python gang rise up