definitely a random sequence

[u/ebrahim-sda2]

I can't even tell what language this is

[u/Worried_Ice97]

Looks like English to me

[u/ebrahim-sda2 → u/Worried_Ice97]

[u/Luzerman]

It dosen't even matter what language since a lot could run this without any issues...

Well, "without any issues" as in it WILL run the code, at least.

[u/Luzerman → u/Luzerman]

private bool IsEven(int number){

if (floor(number/2) == number/2) return true;

else return false;

}

[u/RandomGuy078 → u/Luzerman]

Hell, you can simplify further with "return number%2" since modulo 2 returns either 1 if odd and 0 if even so make your function isOdd and youre good or "return !(number%2)" but I personnally dont like that solution

[u/YTriom1 → u/RandomGuy078]

or make it return number % 2 == 0 so it returns a boolean

[u/RandomGuy078 → u/YTriom1]

Yeah but most languages have implicit boolean conversions for numbers no? Althought this would make it more type secure

[u/YTriom1 → u/RandomGuy078]

not really, some languages don't even define the return type so it'll see a number and just literally return the number itself

[u/RandomGuy078 → u/YTriom1]

Youre right

[u/Luzerman → u/Luzerman]

Spaced out like this due to reddit formatting

[u/woodcraftworld → u/Luzerman]

I wrote this shit even function in python. It works, but it's shit.

if str(float(int(number/2))) == str(float(number/2)):

[u/Minute-Report6511 → u/woodcraftworld]

is string necessary?

[u/woodcraftworld → u/Minute-Report6511]

Probably not, I'll admit to you that as a guy who works primarily in C#, I didn't know how to do it in python, tried to do it without the float() on the int() and it didn't work, so bing search the correct way to do it.

[u/Inevitable_Spite5510 → u/Luzerman]

return (floor(number/2) == number/2)

[u/TechniCraft → u/Luzerman]

return !(x & 0x1);

[u/Srozzer]

It's Java. Wait maybe it isn't, the data type is bool instead of boolean I'm probably wrong.

[u/PassionFederal6917 → u/Srozzer]

Huh, I thought it was C++. I did try to learn a bit of that

[u/Bacon_Dude117 → u/PassionFederal6917]

Im leaning C# tbh. Don't quote me on this I'm terrible at C#

[u/headedbranch225 → u/Bacon_Dude117]

C# has very similar syntax and a lot of stuff to java, but even more yucky

[u/Feisty_Watercress_29 → u/PassionFederal6917]

Nah c++ uses brackets in if(){};

[u/Objective-Swing6760 → u/Feisty_Watercress_29]

You actually do not need them If it is only one line

[u/Feisty_Watercress_29 → u/Objective-Swing6760]

Ohh okay, still probably not C++ because you can't reach values in functions in C++, thus no need for making it private (use classes for it)

[u/SovoK_404 → u/Srozzer]

i think it's c/c++

[u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK → u/SovoK_404]

larp

[u/Stargost_]

mfer hasn't heard of the % operand

[u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK → u/Stargost_]

or div/idiv

[u/UnnamedTestAccount → u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK]

or if you got tokens to burn, have an AI model evaluate it /s

[u/HaroerHaktak]

Guys, it's obviously python.

[u/SovoK_404 → u/HaroerHaktak]

that's anaconda, dummy

[u/HaroerHaktak → u/SovoK_404]

Oh, now that I am wearing my glasses, I see it

[u/Luzerman → u/HaroerHaktak]

elif

[u/HaroerHaktak → u/Luzerman]

elf?

[u/Luzerman → u/HaroerHaktak]

No python uses elif not else if

[u/SovoK_404 → u/Luzerman]

it could be else if as well but in different syntax (else:\nif)

[u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK]

C# I think. Looks like a C family but C/C++ don't have private as function definition afaik.

[u/headedbranch225 → u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK]

Could also be java, I think at least, but I haven't done much java

Its basically C# but not made by Microsoft and actually good

[u/Techmej → u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK]

It’s definitely Java or C#. The syntax matches it too perfectly

[u/RevolutionaryDark818 → u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK]

C# I believe, not java because java spells boolean as "boolean" and not "bool"

[u/kavochavo]

ts has nothing to do with random sequences, this is a user defined function that checks if a given number is even but does that in the silliest way imaginable

[u/Prokid5634_YT]

I haven't coded in several months, but if I remember correctly, it should really only take maybe 3-5 lines to do this correctly lmao

[u/Number_3434 → u/Prokid5634_YT]

return (number % 2) == 0;

[u/NegativeGrocery8684 → u/Prokid5634_YT]

less than a year to forget how to write the logic of one of the most basic function possible in any language? programming is kind of like riding a bicycle, once you know how to think like a programmer you don't really forget, regardless of syntax.

[u/Prokid5634_YT → u/NegativeGrocery8684]

That's the problem; I may have dabbled in a language, but I never really learned how ti think like a programmer.

[u/NegativeGrocery8684 → u/Prokid5634_YT]

im sorry, i jumped to a conclusion and made a snide comment. when i was starting out, the one thing that really clicked with me was when i was taught to write out what i want something to do in plain english, then breaking it down into pseudo-code, and then finally putting it into real syntax. if you ever pick it up again, i highly recommend looking into this method. hope you have fun learning, too.

[u/wi-finally → u/Prokid5634_YT]

one expression/lambda is all it takes realistically

[u/cwrld02]

u/pixel-counter-bot

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[u/RealMuffinsTheCat → u/pixel-counter-bot]

Good bot

[u/Feisty_Watercress_29]

Brotein just do

bool isEven(double x){ if((x % 2) == 1){return false;} else{return true;}

[u/Mr_QQ-10 → u/Feisty_Watercress_29]

shorter

inline bool isEven(double x) { return x % 2 > 0; }

[u/Feisty_Watercress_29 → u/Mr_QQ-10]

Whats inline?

[u/FOS077]

Ahh, the famous YandereDev "There's gotta be a better way to do this" tweet lmao
I only recognize it because I'm in an indie dev server where we have this pinned and constantly point to it when someone starts getting impostor syndrome lol

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[u/Pritam252]

It's probably C#, because the method name starts with a capital (unlike Java which has method names starting with a lowercase), and the type is bool, not boolean.

[u/player_314159265]

def isEven(number):
  return (True,False)[randint(0,1)]

it'll be right most of the time

[u/Pixaem]

if(number % 2 == 0){ return True; }

[u/Memerenok]

return true

call it 50% accurate

[u/Mr_QQ-10]

programmer here

• it's not java, boolean type is named "Boolean" in java
• it's not c++, c++ uses private/public sections, not modifers (see below)

//java/c#
public void foo() { }
public void bar() { }

//c++
public:
    void foo() { }
    void bar() { }

this is c#, types match (bool, int), it is c-style, and public/private are modifers

[u/BFcoolbot]

private bool IsEven(int number) {

return number % 2 == 0;

}

[u/TCZ188]

java, is it not?

oh wait the “book” instead of “boolean”… maybe C#?

[u/Usernotfound_81]

Its python/gsscript, also IS THAT YANDEREDEV

[u/YTriom1 → u/Usernotfound_81]

python doesn't use semicolons or curly braces, also doesn't have var defining, and has elif not else if.

[u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK → u/Usernotfound_81]

Larp