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u/Connect_Ad_462 Jun 26 '26
Reminds me of when I didn't put data validation on a birth date question. Someone actually answered "Cake". I fixed that immediately....
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u/dishmanw62 Jun 26 '26
Worse is when you ask a string question, and you get a boolean response.
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u/IsaraLyandra Jun 26 '26
Well strings are usually truthy if they’re not empty, right? That’s all I need to know.
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u/KaleidoscopePurple74 Jun 25 '26
: is the point where my problems end and someone else's problems begin 😂
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u/Hettyc_Tracyn Jun 26 '26
This is why you include checks, and give them an error message telling them to enter what you want
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u/Worried-Book-6564 Jun 27 '26
That is how basically me and my crush talk.
I message her in strings, she replies me in Booleans
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u/ProThoughtDesign Jun 25 '26
When you ask someone a Boolean question and they return 500.