College Student Destroys Coding Bugs #programming #coding #computerscience

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This is like elementary level of coding questions 😂😂

rktmtkljelrdkbn
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For everyone complaining about the difficulty of the challenges. Remember the real challenge was finding a coder out in public

imtree
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Bro's a genius for "if true return true" just return the bool brah 💀

homicidal_duck
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If these were the coding questions in my interviews I would be a CEO right now.

sbbillusionist
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He is actually just having him do his coding homework.

Number_
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1. Don't need the else statement at all. Early return, just return n2. Better yet, return n1 > n2 ? n1 : n2 for a 1 liner ternary.
2. The semicolon isn't required, this is Javascript. Semicolons aren't required at all.
3. return a + b < 100 you don't need any of this extra code.

inuyasha
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I wish my coding interview was this easy 😂

pauls
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If only coding interviews were like this.

tobyhuynh
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This guy just got him to do his homework for him and didn't even have to bully him.

Happy_Man-E
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Those are extremely easy problems to fix.. especially for a college student.

Texicus_Reddicus
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"Pays to be a nerd guys"
Bro gave him the most simple functions to code 😂

CRlMZlN
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“This guy’s a genius” for knowing how to put a semicolon after the return statement.

wnderbread
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*1+1=4*
“Well.. 1+1=2”
*hands $100*
“It pays to be a nerd guys”

💀

SirBeelz
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we really blow the difficulty of simple coding out of proportion

SkillSMB
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Plot Twist: The guy actually did the other guys homework

xblacksqaze
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I'm a mediocre programmer on my best day. This challenge was trivial even for me.

sstidman
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If that is being a genius, then I would have would have won the Nobel Prize

odis
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This guy is genius... proceeds with question: what is 2 + 2 😂

strange
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Bro just did the interviewers homework lol

connor
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function maxNum(n1, n2) {
return (n1>n2) ? n1 : n2
}
Could also be
return [n1, n2][n2>n1]


function lessThan100(a, b) {
return (a+b)<100
}

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