Programming meme

@DragonGamer231 said in #10:
> If this actually happened, I would guess the compiler is adding code to attempt to fix any errors in your code, but the code doesn't work with the added compiler code, causing an error itself.
it could be a memory problem or a problem with the compiler itself cause I don't think they can do this ( note I use interpreted languages)

@heckerboy said in #11:
> I use interpreted languages
You are missing out on a lot. (I'm a C programmer...)

@chorismate said in #12:
> You are missing out on a lot. (I'm a C programmer...)
I am more of deep learning and ml, also web development

@heckerboy said in #13:
> I am more of deep learning and ml, also web development

did you see the gpt plugins they added? are you waitlisted or you used them?

@heckerboy said in #13:
> I am more of deep learning and ml, also web development
Remember your language interpreter is probably written in a compiled language. :)
If it's written in an interpreted language... Scratch is harder to use than P''.
Please don't tell me you're using a language interpreter hand-written in machine code.

@chorismate said in #15:
> Remember your language interpreter is probably written in a compiled language. :)
> If it's written in an interpreted language... Scratch is harder to use than P''.
> Please don't tell me you're using a language interpreter hand-written in machine code.
I use compiled languages like C, however, I mostly use Python, JS, and java (I still can't say if it is compiled or interpreted), and I hate scratch, it Is not programming, it is just nonsense

@chessfan124 said in #14:
> did you see the gpt plugins they added? are you waitlisted or you used them?
Heared that bard was released in US and some other countries have you tried it

@heckerboy said in #17:
> Heared that bard was released in US and some other countries have you tried it

yes i got bard but it's dumb, and i don't have gpt plugins yet but they are amazing

@heckerboy said in #16:
> I use compiled languages like C, however, I mostly use Python, JS, and java (I still can't say if it is compiled or interpreted), and I hate scratch, it Is not programming, it is just nonsense

Java is "just-in-time compiled" - an interpreter that optimizes the code with compiler techniques... or maybe a compiler that compiles the code as it's run.

Totally agree with you about Scratch... here's the P'' language I was comparing it to: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%E2%80%B2%E2%80%B2
Heck, programming in Scratch is worse than Unlambda: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlambda

Java compiles into bytecode, but that's as far as it goes ... then bytecode executes inside a virtual machine. This is essentially 'hardware isolation' in it's best available form ... hence Docker ...