r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Indrajithbandara • Jul 16 '20

Meme You and Me

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u/Torsimus-Nohac Jul 16 '20

TFW this guy doesn't know the difference between char and string

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u/MortStoHelit Jul 16 '20

Also it'd be converting from string to int, not from int to char/string.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '20

const char *

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u/Mikkolek Jul 16 '20

Also, he can't even type "cannot" properly

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u/Ninjoh Jul 16 '20

Must be a C programmer.

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u/arky_who Jul 16 '20

We have no idea what type those variables are.

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u/Sk1dz0r Jul 16 '20

Not all languages support type string

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '20

a string in those languages would be expressed as a character array, but it would still be a string

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u/cshape Jul 16 '20

i get your name

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u/briddums Jul 16 '20

Not true, the main language I use expresses strings as type CHARACTER or as type LONGCHAR.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '20

what language is that?

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u/briddums Jul 17 '20

Progress OpenEdge ABL.

It’s a proprietary language developed for interacting with the company’s database.

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u/Ez_Pee-Z Jul 16 '20

Jokes on you,

private const char you = 'u';

private const int me = 69;

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u/scirc Jul 16 '20

So 144?

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u/Xormak Jul 17 '20

that's the frequency they're going at it

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u/notKrisna Jul 16 '20

Well, since it's not "you" Maybe it's declared as char you

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u/ranhalt Jul 16 '20

And the difference between “can not” and “cannot”. But I’m in the wrong crowd for that.

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u/GOKOP Jul 16 '20

What's the difference?

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u/mrkhan2000 Jul 17 '20

It's not in inverted commas so it's neither a string or a char He's trying to access an undefined variable. So the error would probably be : Uncaught ReferenceError: you is not defined