Post what you think is an indicator that you do too much programming! It can be serious, it can be humorous... it's up to you! I'll start:
You know you program too much if you count like 0, 1, 2... instead of 1, 2, 3...
You know you program too much if...
You know you program too much when you make games that are designed to tutor a friend who's failing his classes. #truestory
You know you program too much when you start your sentences with "void main cout stream in".
When you make a thread about it to convince yourself that you're not the most insane person here.
When you make a thread about it to convince yourself that you're not the most insane person here.Owch.
When you interpret sentences in the most literal sense possible (like an interpreter would).
"Phil, did you take the clothes out of the washer?"
"Yes mom, just like you asked."
"Did you re-load the washer?"
"No? Why? You didn't ask me to."
"It's implied!"
"You didn't ask me to!"
"Stop being so literal!"
"I did exactly what you asked!"
"That's your problem, Phil!"
bruh
What's a 2.Press 2 lumage
When you interpret sentences in the most literal sense possible (like an interpreter would). "Phil, did you take the clothes out of the washer?" "Yes mom, just like you asked." "Did you re-load the washer?" "No? Why? You didn't ask me to." "It's implied!" "You didn't ask me to!" "Stop being so literal!" "I did exactly what you asked!" "That's your problem, Phil!" bruhsounds like you're just lazy
sounds like you're just lazyThat's part of it.
I think you mean int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { cout <<But this is C++. Command line args aren't necessary. void main() { cout << I think this is what R3C0RD was going for.
+1 for smart Persson. --- You know you program too much when your sentences sound like variable assignments.I think you mean int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { cout <<But this is C++. Command line args aren't necessary. void main() { cout << I think this is what R3C0RD was going for.
You know you program too much when
- You're writing an essay and you write PRINT "(random essay topic)"
- When you finish and write END at the bottom.