coding is shockingly uncomplicated

[mewsmeme]

"Code works don't know why" is the most accurate thing ever

[zdspider]

You constantly oscillate between
"I am a genius."
"I have no idea what I'm doing."

[Wilmer-.]

“This probably won’t work.”
*it works*
“What the hell-“

[quanghuyvu]

Coding is like constant learning

Too bad every time I learn something, i forget something else

[josh]

I love that you count from 0. You're a true computer.

[Kaeribana]

Rule number 1
If it works, don't touch it ever again, or else the inevitable will happen

[_sanguisorba_]

You know he's a coder when he start counting at 0 💀

[jocloo]

Big rule of coding is that it doesn’t matter how or why it works, if it works it works don’t touch it

[legendrags]

The hardest thing about programming is not one but two things.
1) Coming up with a million dollar app idea
2) Naming variables

[bri_xu]

if you code as your profession, the infinite cycle includes other people complaining about your code too

[celcowhite]

4 years of college and this is basically what all my notes boiled down to.

[gabagool]

Coding is like becoming a teacher but you have one student and he’s extremely smart but also lobotomized and you have to explain every minute detail in order for him to know how to do basic things but you’re also lobotomized so you can’t really do that but eventually it works

[zel]

My favourite thing I’ve ever seen is a note saying something along the lines of “this code does absolutely nothing but if we remove it everything breaks so here it will stay”

[AlphaBlox]

As a coder this is really accurate. It’s what i call “The circle of code”

[Rose-yxjq]

If the WASD keys are worn out, they're a gamer.
If the spacebar has a hole burnt through it, they're a writer.
If the keyboard is in a million pieces on the floor, they're a programmer.

[ongtranbao]

He’s missing the “go watch some Indian coders on Youtube” part thou

[BurlyWave]

“Blame your computer, realize you were wrong” felt that 🤣

[crisprabrasion]

"code works now don't know why?"
I felt that on a spiritual level

[mitrashailendra]

Runs code - Doesn’t work.
Makes changes according to errors - Still doesn’t work.
Calls teacher over to have him explain - Code runs immediately.

[sarahardemalm]

don't forget "crying for hours, when code still won't work"