>tfw the program runs perfectly on the first try

Never ever. I miss a semicolon or some dumb minor shit like that.

>>58135263
>semicolon
How do you miss a semicolon in python masterrace?

ITT things that never happened

>>58135216
Winter break huh?

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>85000 compiler warnings
>don't bother fixing any of them because the program still works

>>58135304
Have fun with exploits

>>58135300
t. jelly nigger

go finish reading your Learn Python The Hard Way, pleb

>>58135304
#justindianthings

>>58135304
> Writting more than 85k loc in a single sitting without compiling

>>58135304
>Christ, people. Learn C, instead of just stringing random characters together until it compiles (with warnings).
Linus "This is not a dick-sucking contest" Torvalds

How complex programs are you writing if they work """"perfectly"""" on the first try? Fizzbuzz?

>mfw I've surpassed the time of compiler errors.

Jesus, don't you guys use a good ide that codes for you?

>>58135404
Heads or tails game

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>tfw the program runs perfectly on the first try

>>58135404
I start every project with a hello world so technically all my programs has run perfectly on the first try every single time

>>58135216
>writing a hello world program
You better not fuck that up

>>58135792
>runs perfectly
>doesn't even do what is supposed to do
??????

>>58135404
M A L w A R E
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>>58135421
/g/ told me It's not badass to use an IDE for C

>>58135885
vim + gcc is all you need

>>58135216
>>58135300
>>58135404
>>58135767
>>58135802
Easily possible to do, if we are speaking of a simple web/CRUD application.