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Um. I don't really get your point.
Yes, that's rubbish code.
No, it won't compile in any sensible language. Even English.
But quite why you posted it here I have no idea.
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OriginalGriff wrote: . I don't really get your point.
Don't you speak in your mind when writing code? If this happens then do this, but you type out c#. If your English was not very good, you're c# would also not compile.
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ZurdoDev wrote: you're c#
Compiler error. Illegal grammar: you're
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Busted. 
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I think the whole point was to get to the (highlighted) punch line:
Compiler error: Unknown keyword "Than"
Compiler error: Illegal variable name "less_then"
Compiler error: Illegal grammar "definately"
To give whomever it is a break, I'd say it must have seemed funnier when he/she thought of it when it actually turned out.
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"If you have to explain a joke, it isn't funny". 
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Exactly. If the compiler catches it all, then why is it even a problem to be discussed?
If it doesn't compile, it shouldn't be checked in. Which means I'll never get to see your broken code.
(well, not any code that breaks any syntax rule...)
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Maybe take it to "Weird and Wonderful" ?
It does point out why computer languages should not be based on natural language.
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Better yet...
Start a "Weird and Not So Wonderful"
Remember, no matter where you go... there you are.
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the compiler is the best friend of the programmer 
Press F1 for help or google it.
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Nah ... the compiler is a mate (a good mate, but not besties) - the debugger is his best friend!
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Pfft, no. The debugger is more like a programmer's mother-in-law.
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Member 3983331 wrote: If (mike =jerk)
In many popular programming languages that if statement will always resolve as true and you will be mutating mike to be a jerk.
So in effect, generalising for many popular programming languages, mike is always a jerk based on the code above.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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GuyThiebaut wrote: ...mike is always a jerk based on the code above.
Still better than mike = Karen;
(No offense meant to those Karen's who haven't appeared on the numerous YouTube vids now prelevant.)
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I am so tempted to make a comment on that, but given the current climate, anything I said would get me into trouble...
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
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Is this a commentary against IDEs not picking up the mistakes before compilation? Or about developers who simply don't have the skills to code being offered jobs, without adequate on the job training, making life hard for others in the team? Or are you simply bashing the 80% of the Earth's population that don't speak English?
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It just seems trollish to me.
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I think he's bashing the people who do speak English, but never paid attention in school.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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It might be a rant typed into an interpreter after a bad day at the office.
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I'm gonna guess a spoonful of #3 with a drizzle of #2 to really bring out the flavor.
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I understood what you are saying. 
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A situation where I was dead certain it cannot happen but ... 
Rings a bell?
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I always place assert(false) or its equivalent in places where I am sure that it "can't happen". I've caught many nasty bugs this way.
A usage example would be the 'default' clause in a switch statement (when there is no reasonable default).
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