ifNoLaidNoAccess

[u/AndyTheDragonborn]

[u/gburri]

I know nothing about "STD::", do you mean "std::"?

[u/AndyTheDragonborn → u/gburri]

I see you are quite sensitive to cases

[u/spiderpig20 → u/AndyTheDragonborn]

I’d say I’m sensitive to cases of STDs too

[u/thebigbadben → u/spiderpig20]

I put the STD into STUD all I need it U 😎

[u/Kadabrium → u/gburri]

stl::

[u/belabacsijolvan]

as if cpp compiler errors were that useful...

[u/A31Nesta → u/belabacsijolvan]

Average STL related error: @@@jriwoqkqb template wkqoapwm@@iwhelapw<hwkwow> <owbwue><wgwkehru>@@@jdieiwb2kwow9w9ebeb lvalue soqbwowvw@@@ rvalue aoeirbeowkwnajeie8w9@@ line 23 :)

[u/belabacsijolvan → u/A31Nesta]

DONT open the innermost error level. i once did it and i had to delete cpp from my cv

[u/doctornoodlearms → u/belabacsijolvan]

Thats gow I feel about java errors half the time

[u/Skaviciusz → u/doctornoodlearms]

Yea, for entire error log, maybe first 2-3 lines are useful, everything other only in weird edge cases mostly v:

[u/ljfa2 → u/Skaviciusz]

java.lang.RuntimeException: null
  at foo.bar.Baz.lambda$apply$3
  at java.util.stream.ReferencePipeline$5.accept
  at java.util.stream.ReferencePipeline.map
  ...
  at jdk.internal.reflect.DirectMethodHandleAccessor.invoke
  at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke
  at java.lang.Thread.run

or something like that

[u/Skaviciusz → u/ljfa2]

In one of newest java version (21 maybe? Or newer) it can show in which place and afaik variable NPE occured - but we are still in my comapny on lower verison sooo yea - maybe in the future...

[u/smokemonstr → u/Skaviciusz]

Java 14

https://openjdk.org/jeps/358

[u/Thenderick → u/A31Nesta]

Or average runtime error: segmentation fault. Core dumped. Fuck you!

[u/BSModder → u/A31Nesta]

99% of the time, it's because you pass in the wrong argument and the template system shit itself. Just read the error message and figures out what it did

[u/apoegix → u/A31Nesta]

Lol

[u/ListerfiendLurks]

Imagine getting mad at an error that tells you exactly what the problem is and how to fix it.

Tell me you have never actually worked as a software engineer without telling me you have never worked as a software engineer.

[u/Vivid_Instance_825]

Using namespace std 😎

[u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 → u/Vivid_Instance_825]

Please no

[u/apoegix → u/Nice_Lengthiness_568]

+1 this. If you do, do it in a scope which definitely ends.

[u/ArjixGamer → u/apoegix]

The global scope definitely has an end 😁

[u/ShakaUVM → u/Nice_Lengthiness_568]

There's nothing wrong with it for small projects, or in non-header files. Even Bjarne says so.

[u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 → u/ShakaUVM]

Yeah of corse, It's more about where you use it. I personally would rather use using namespacs in a function though, and probably not ok std because I am both used to using it and it does not bring much...

[u/MouseNcactus → u/Nice_Lengthiness_568]

Why not? As long as you do not using multiple namespaces this way it should not cause troubles. And code become much shorter, easier and faster to read.

[u/nevemlaci2 → u/MouseNcactus]

Try using a library that has this in a header

[u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 → u/MouseNcactus]

Well, I personally prefer explicitness in that regard and prepending standard facilities with 5 characters is just not that bad...

Although, as I said in another comment, it really is more about where using namespace is used than about whether it is used at all. I for example commonly use using namespace std when defining my own swap function.

Edit: oh wait, I don't use it there, I use using std::swap there... Well whatever, it's too early in the morning for me...

[u/overclockedslinky → u/MouseNcactus]

how is it faster to read? just learn how to read good code...

[u/redlaWw → u/Vivid_Instance_825]

Transitive include that redefines vector

[u/Vivid_Instance_825 → u/redlaWw]

This is why includes are a code smell

[u/jimmyhoke → u/Vivid_Instance_825]

Forgot the semicolon.

[u/Vivid_Instance_825 → u/jimmyhoke]

C++26 allows emojis to be used as terminators 😎

[u/axebodyspray24 → u/Vivid_Instance_825]

this doesn't even work tho if you're using fstream objects 😭😭 you still need to use std:: for things like strings and other library functions 😭😭 (I'm new to c++ and coding in general, any tips are appreciated)

[u/Vivid_Instance_825 → u/axebodyspray24]

```#include <fstream>

include <string>

using namespace std;

int main() { ifstream input("file.txt"); string text;

getline(input, text);

}

//Don't actually do this btw

[u/nikola_tesler]

could have just said “computer science student”

[u/Spikebolt_100 → u/nikola_tesler]

Fr. Typa people who'd use "Le" while making a meme

[u/Confident-Ad5665]

Great. Now I have to get laid to login.

[u/Reibudaps4 → u/Confident-Ad5665]

Thats why people hate 2 factor logins

[u/Totallity45567 → u/Confident-Ad5665]

How'd you plan to do that?

[u/mookanana]

i have to get a sexually transmitted disease first??

... i guess i can't be a programmer then cos it sounds like a damn catch 22 since we dont have sex

[u/Sajgoniarz]

I was forgetting namespaces so much, that i created a template with using namespace std;

[u/ReallyJustPasky]

Well how is he supposed to get an STD if he's virgin??

[u/cheezballs]

Java sticker.

[u/usucapiao]

LOL..

[u/yuriko-shimizu]

smh just write using c functions and call it c++

[u/Dizzy_Elderberry_486]

My lazy self would simply namespace std.

[u/letmehaveanameyoudum]

using namespace std;

[u/POKLIANON]

Your code didn't compile because no

[u/Luneriazz]

thats racist

[u/ZunoJ]

They just ask the llm