ITT: try to not get offended
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ITT: try to not get offended
Grayson Sanchez
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Matthew Reyes
Sex and skin color are the only real deciding factors when hiring.
John Diaz
what about past sexes? what about female (assigned male at birth)?
Gabriel Rogers
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Jace Moore
>index starts at 1 instead of 0
I'm offended.
Nicholas Jones
Quality comprehension of the post, user.
Nathan Morris
I'm not easily offended, I doubt anyone will be able to offend me.
Parker Brooks
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Nathaniel Brooks
The programming industry needs diversity
Women need to be hired regardless of their skill
Disagreeing makes you a racist sexist shitlord
Gavin Russell
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Luis Ross
only transgenders are candidates for new hire, everyone knows that programming socks make the javascript write itself.
Joseph Smith
Sex organs and skin color are more important than inner values and capabilities because the former can be objectively measured.
Hudson Green
If an index starting at 1 triggers you, you know nothing about programming
The first element of an array being acceded by [0] come from C. In C, there is no abstract arrays, it is really a continuous memory zone. For accessing the element, you give an offset. So it is a convention that C started. C being as retarted as it is, you can do [-1] which means reading garbage data/segfault at best, at worst the instructions on the stack.
C use offsets. Lua use the place. There is no element 0 of a data structure, there is a first element. This is a bullshit convention.
Lua do things right here. C do things right. Python, C++, java, they do things wrong so Pajeet isn't to confused when learning another language.
Anthony Lee
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Nathaniel Foster
It Makes perfect sense mate. *(pointer + 0) = *pointer. And is the first element being pointed to.
Brody Lewis
Yes, for a language retarded enough to let you handle pointers yourself.
For lua, when the array is abstracted, no. You want the place of the element in the array, so 1.
For a list in python, no. You want the place of the element in the list, so 1.
In these cases you are not working with pointers/offset/pointers arithmetic but abstract data structures. This convention in these cases make no sense.
Adam Phillips
>for a language retarded enough to let you handle pointers yourself
>how does computer work
Christopher Gomez
What offends me is that Lua starts arrays at 1 instead of 0
Jayden Hill
I AM OFFENDED BY THE RESOLUTION OF THIS IMAGE! WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU POSTING THUMBNAILS YOU DEGENERATE FILTH?!
Lincoln Fisher
Why did FORTRAN of all languages did that shit right? You can declare array starting from any index there, even negative.
Samuel Gonzalez
The array count starts at 0 not 1.