Programming Slander : Coding Slander 1

Explaining Programming Languages Slander - Programming Languages Slander - Programmers Explaining Slander Part 1

POV : Your loop wasn't working, So you made it infinite and now it works
Python developers learning other languages
Newbies after learning HTML I am a programmer now.
PHP users when you say "PHP Sucks"
Developers after finding the right answer on Stack Overflow.
CSS devs trying not to position everything absolute.
Developers, if Stack Overflow goes down.
JS devs explaining why 10 + "1" = 101 & 10 - '1'= 9
Object Oriented Programmers trying not to make everything an object
Meanwhile, Choosing a Javascript Framwork be like :
Beginners learning C
C++ pogrammers when they find memory leaks
Developers after installing 500+ VS code extensions.
Frontend and backend devs blaming each other.
When you ditch programming and switch to WordPress.

[GabrielShitposting]

Backend dev vs Frontend dev

Meanwhile Fullstack dev: Screaming at the mirror.

[akelaanimation]

You should add in the next part,
"Scratch users realizing that block coding isnt a useful programming technique"

[_.movieswithvasu]

I'm learning HTML and I agree that i wear goggles at night while going at different clubs in my city wearing a blue shirt and jeans, and i dance saying and believing that "I am a Web Developer/Programmer 💜

[willirittmann]

There isn't a single language that I had not programmed using OO

[josephvictory]

Please make more of these. Im basically addicted.

[vhaangol]

Here's a hot take. The programmers who struggle to transition from dynamic to static languages are usually web developers. Why? They spend most of the time learning the high level stuff: frameworks, packages, etc. For ex: Even if you have average fundamentals in JS, you can still get far and land jobs as long as you know React, Next.JS, Chakra UI, etc. This is rarely applicable to static languages.

[someaddictedidiot]

0:10 I was a python user. I really struggled with Java. Then I got Game Maker Studio as a gift. GML is the perfect transition from Python to Java. When I tried it again later, I learned it immediately.

[lawrencedoliveiro]

0:28 CSS fun fact: “absolute” doesn’t mean “absolute”. It means “relative to closest positioned ancestor if any, else containing block”. A “positioned” element is one whose “position” attribute is anything other than “static”.

If you are thinking of putting something at an absolute position on the page, you actually want a position attribute of “fixed”.

And, further fun fact, “static” doesn’t mean “static” either; it means “included in the normal layout flow”.

[noice]

The reason 10 + "1" = "101" and 10 - "1" = 9 (in JavaScript):
TL:DR: It treats + as concatenate no matter what.

When JavaScript is presented with a string and an int joined with an operator, it defaults to converting the int to a string, instead of converting the string to an int, unless, of course, the operator doesn't support strings, then it converts the string to an int.
So,
10 + "1" JavaScript converts 10 to "10"
"10" + "1" = "101" The string "10" is concatenated with the string "1"
and
10 - "1" The - operator doesn't support strings, so the "1" is converted to 1
10 - 1 = 9 The int 1 is subtracted from the int 10

[circuitbreaker]

If stack overflow went down we'd all be dead

[hypersonic]

0:05 as a python developer who is learning java, i can totally agree

[Billy_]

Awesome video! This will blow up for sure!

[elitegamer]

As a python user learning c++ was nightmare and it got worse when i had to start learning java. But in the end it all played out well

[bilocarrega]

I really like mid level languages like C++ and C#, but I also really love high level languages like Python and Lua, anyways, really funny video, the one about "people leaening html thinking they are programmers" or something is really a thing on my class lmao.

[_kitaes_]

As a frontend developer, therefore css too, i only agree to that when centering div, otherwise that is me trying to not use display flex

[Tiagocf]

0:42 wait what???
*proceeds to open the browser console and type 10 - "1"*
WAIT WHAT

[qualifiedgeek]

Please Don't Forget to Subscribe, If you like this video, I can't believe it actually reached 100k, Thanks a lot guys..

[edinmilenko]

As a guy who started Java After beginning with python I totally agree with the second one

[reachthesingularity]

That last one hit home LMAO, I single-handedly convinced half my team no-code is the way... because it is 😈

[legacywolf]

0:39
When you use the + operator, JavaScript knows that there does exist a + operator, which, when used with a string, converts everything else into a string to concatenate them.

When you try using - the same way, JavaScript sees that you're trying to use an operator that doesn't define an action when one of the operands are a string, so it figured you must have forgot to convert it into a number.

JavaScript isn't a bad language for trying to correct your mistakes.