I was under the impression that that shit mattered a whole hell of a lot in real life, you’d get compiler errors out the ass and spend hours of your life trying to debug something that’s just a missing semicolon buried who knows where in several thousand lines of code.
If you miss a parenthesis the lint is gonna tell you "bruh, you messed up" and then you're gonna fix it. Even if you're a boomer who uses notepad or some shit 90% of the time if the issue is just a missing semicolon it will be pretty clear what the issue is or at least where it is (after all compilers often tell you what line shat the bed). And my school is fucking Applied Math and Physics, not even coding.
I was under the impression that that shit mattered a whole hell of a lot in real life, you’d get compiler errors out the ass and spend hours of your life trying to debug something that’s just a missing semicolon buried who knows where in several thousand lines of code.
If you miss a parenthesis the lint is gonna tell you "bruh, you messed up" and then you're gonna fix it. Even if you're a boomer who uses notepad or some shit 90% of the time if the issue is just a missing semicolon it will be pretty clear what the issue is or at least where it is (after all compilers often tell you what line shat the bed). And my school is fucking Applied Math and Physics, not even coding.
Any coding program is going to easily highlight it with like a color code or indicator
Eh linters are pretty good these days so thats not really an issue so much as a stale meme.
who tf uses linters, Win3.11 NOTEPAD.EXE or gtfo
real anprim coding hours
ed is the standard editor smh
I said anprim not anbased