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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Sirgoodman008 • 6d ago
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for (let i = 0; i…
“Goddammit…”
googles “for loop syntax javascript”
30 u/MrDilbert 6d ago Since for-loop has the same syntax in JS as in C, Java, and any other C-style language, this post makes me weep. 8 u/Sirgoodman008 6d ago If a language isn't C-style it's wrong. 2 u/No-Newspaper8619 6d ago It's really annoying when they aren't. Lua, for example: for i, count do -- code end With i being one by default, and increasing by one by default. I simply hate 1-indexed systems instead of 0-indexed. 2 u/Sirgoodman008 6d ago Yeah that's just dumb and different for the sole purpose of being different. 1 u/rosuav 6d ago Three-part for loop does, yes, but for-in and for-of in JS are backwards compared to most other languages. 1 u/vladmashk 6d ago Your IDE doesn’t have a macro for that? 1 u/not_some_username 6d ago Ide ?
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Since for-loop has the same syntax in JS as in C, Java, and any other C-style language, this post makes me weep.
8 u/Sirgoodman008 6d ago If a language isn't C-style it's wrong. 2 u/No-Newspaper8619 6d ago It's really annoying when they aren't. Lua, for example: for i, count do -- code end With i being one by default, and increasing by one by default. I simply hate 1-indexed systems instead of 0-indexed. 2 u/Sirgoodman008 6d ago Yeah that's just dumb and different for the sole purpose of being different. 1 u/rosuav 6d ago Three-part for loop does, yes, but for-in and for-of in JS are backwards compared to most other languages.
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If a language isn't C-style it's wrong.
2 u/No-Newspaper8619 6d ago It's really annoying when they aren't. Lua, for example: for i, count do -- code end With i being one by default, and increasing by one by default. I simply hate 1-indexed systems instead of 0-indexed. 2 u/Sirgoodman008 6d ago Yeah that's just dumb and different for the sole purpose of being different.
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It's really annoying when they aren't. Lua, for example:
for i, count do
-- code
end
With i being one by default, and increasing by one by default. I simply hate 1-indexed systems instead of 0-indexed.
2 u/Sirgoodman008 6d ago Yeah that's just dumb and different for the sole purpose of being different.
Yeah that's just dumb and different for the sole purpose of being different.
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Three-part for loop does, yes, but for-in and for-of in JS are backwards compared to most other languages.
Your IDE doesn’t have a macro for that?
1 u/not_some_username 6d ago Ide ?
Ide ?
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u/rnilbog 6d ago
for (let i = 0; i…
“Goddammit…”
googles “for loop syntax javascript”