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[AndrewTSq]

"I am a senior if else engineer" hahaha ;D this was great :)

[robertodelgado]

After watching this video I decided to give up on data science and will now begin training to become a senior csv loader, thank you Tsoding.

[geekytutorials]

Honestly I don't have any idea who this guy is, a month earlier I got one video of this channel recommended and watched it and subscribe it but whoever this dude is his advice is always on the point.

[esarmiento]

I learned Java and databases, but the girls still ignore me.

[gravityshark]

probably my favorite tsoding take because he actually sounds genuine for the first time

[jimmyproton]

As the head of object orientation, and chairman of the class naming board, I found this insightful.

[ssmith]

"If-Else Statement Dev" - hilarious!!!!

[hscy]

It's probably because not all devs are well versed in different languages all the time and as talented as Tsoding. I often have to look up some simple syntax of a lang if I haven't used it for a while. Also, for example, in web dev, new frameworks spring up weekly and it's hard to keep up with them. Likewise, there is no bottom to reach in the vast sea of C++ or Haskell. So, without a specialization to narrow the scope, normal average devs will get easily burned out.

[hotharvey]

I completely understand.... so does this mean you're pro JS or anti JS?? I Need to know in order to form an opinion....

[test-rjvl]

1:15 - You don't need to loops. If else is enough. All loops can be done using ifs and gotos.

[diegoestrada]

When I saw the video title I immediately knew you were going to say something like this haha

[pwntmatch]

we all know that goto engineers is the most dangerous but highly valuable job

[braver]

1:52 it's so funny when he's tweakin

[serhiimozghovyi]

Starting from the premise that our job is to solve problems, you then jump to a corollary that we should be ready to do it with any tools/langs, and this kind of logic seems suspicious to me. If my job is to get things done and nobody cares what I use for this, why can't this mean that I should be able to choose whatever tools/langs make me most comfortable and efficient?

[Simon-xitb]

As a junior switch statement engineer I feel like my degree in switch statements is useless after watching this.

[spacebeetle]

I am a senior () => engineer, I've seen the word function but I never studied it in university

[RadosMirkovic]

Ha, ha, ha! Serious IF-ELSE engineer. I almost pissed myself.

[rangeman]

I just use whatever library I like uses

[pamus]

I think Mr. Zozin is going to write a layer 1 chain in haskell/rust and the frontend in JS for 2025.

[leventegyorgydeak]

The main task is to solve the problem of course, and I agree that people should understand underlying concepts rather than languages. However, the same solution for a problem can be expressed in many different ways. Some languages perform better, some allow for less errors on the developer's side, some are easier to understand, some are neither (looking at you js). And I think all of these matter when chosing a tool to solve your problems.