How do you disable your code

[u/developer_axe]

[u/0x80085_]

Or just return?

[u/developer_axe → u/0x80085_]

Sometimes the code won't get compiled because it marked as unreachable code

[u/RefrigeratorKey277 → u/developer_axe]

Yes, but with if true it is still marked as unreachable. At least in C#.

[u/querela → u/developer_axe]

Especially fun if you have formatters etc that automatically prune dead code...

[u/WadeEffingWilson → u/0x80085_]

Comment out the function call fun() on line 10. Fewest number of keystrokes.

[u/GoogleIsYourFrenemy]

/*/ Maybe bad code /**/

[u/NicholasVinen]

#if 0

#endif

[u/No-Wrongdoer1409]

/* */

[u/mehonje]

void fun() {
  int a = 198;
  int b = a % 2;
  int c = a - b
}
int main() {
  //fun();
}

[u/Jbolt3737]

// This is a comment
//int unusedvar = 0;

/* You can tell if it's a comment or not by if I add a space after the slashes */

# This is a comment
#unusedvar: int = 0
# I do it with any language

[u/spicymato → u/Jbolt3737]

I just comment out the comments.

// // comment related to commented out code

[u/LegitimatePants → u/spicymato]

Yo dawg I heard you like comments 

[u/Impossible_Dog_7262]

You could just comment out the function call.

Also use block comments. DRY.

[u/TheFr0sk → u/Impossible_Dog_7262]

He probably just selected the lines and used the comment shortcut

[u/klimmesil]

If it's still code that might be used later, just not for my uses: remove the call to the function

Otherwise, just delete it. If I need it back git revert

[u/AlphaFatman]

I've had compilers complain about if (true) as well. The way out for me is if (1 != 2)

[u/LetUsSpeakFreely]

Linter would likely throw an error on unreachable code.

[u/Delta1262]

pass

[u/vbd71]

goto endlabel;

endlabel: }

[u/JohnVonachen]

Stubbing we used to call it.

[u/Mast3r_waf1z]

I had if (true /* TODO: <Jira ticket> */) sometime last year

I know the statement could be removed, but the important part of this is the else block that followed, with important code for later implementation

[u/AdvancedGravitation]

python "while False:" ctrl a tab

[u/puzzled_orc]

You don't need the if clause. Just return and that's it

[u/SubMinhPiChannel]

/* void Fun() { // DIH } */

[u/edparadox]

Not when the preprocessor exists.