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>cout

i want to fuck her ass

>her

if (tweeter.is_gamergater() || tweet.is_negative()) {
brianna.block(tweeter);
}

>= instead of ==
She's a real EXPERT PROGRAMMER

go back to your salad, karlie kloss

She forgot about her STD

Does it block herself?

It is a SJW transexual for christ sake.

>Doesnt actually block anything
>Just outputs "Block"

(gamergater is true if it belongs to the blocklist or if it talked to someone on the block list, or talked to someone that talked to someone on the blocked list or ...)

nah she's just
>using namespace std;

sorry for doggo it looked cute

>hur hur I type std:: before everything, look everyone I'm so smart hur hur

Reminder gamergate is the one who publicized SJW nonsense in the first place

t. codelet

>her

The "t" does not mean "thank you"

>Tweeter is always equal to Gamergater
>Tweet is always equal to Negative
>second if statement can never be reached
>if it was valid, it would have a fall-through if neither if statement was true (are the else and if considered the same statement, or is the second if under the else?)
>shit style in general
0.5/10 kys

>inb4 name collisions

Why is the else indented like that?

because "she" is a incompetent whore

nice kode karlie

want to bring it to the whitehouse?

And that's how it killed it.
Shit was running under the hood, with the SJWs running this very tight script that allowed em to inject themselves everywhere.

Not an excuse. Plenty of competent code trannies. John Walker Flynt is just a fucking idiot.

How many of those trannies are also SJW?

daily reminder that "sHe" made this "game"

I doubt there's any c++ library that has a "cout" function outside the standard.

'=' is the assignment operator
'==' is the operator used for comparisons

two variables are being compared when it seems like the programmer wants to check if the variable Tweeter is a particular value (Eg. Something like Tweeter == "Gamergater")

No brackets

Another conditional is checked but the same output is used. These two conditionals should be merged into one conditional using an OR operator to avoid repeating code

Again two variables are being checked for equality when it seems like the programmer is attempting to check if the first variable fits into a particular category (such as checking if a number is prime). In this case instead of using a conditional there should be some function isNegative(tweet) that takes a tweet as an argument and returns true or false.

Probably a lot? Off the top of my head, search Micah Elizabeth Scott aka scanlime. Extremely SJW but quite impressive. Somehow going trans was a thing amongst programmers long before it hit broader society, so you may find the older ones are not SJW per se, that's more of a millennial phenomenon.

old

>revolution 60 isn't the pinnacle of gaming

...

Why does the first string end with a period, but the second one doesn't?

to differentiate the reason a user was blocked, brainlet.

cout isn't the only thing part of the standard library

>=

what's worse is that she's just printing, and not actually calling a function to block the user

Anyone who has written less than a hundred thousand lines of code is just a beginner.

DAE missing semicolons? DAE significant whitespace? DAE curly brackets?

if penor in mouth;
bust load
else;
put in pooper

because I swear she typed that out to be as infuriating as possible, i.e., bait. She became irrelevant as soon as she wasn't being harassed (or rather, being called out on her shit). She craves attention and loves playing the victim, like many women today.

Copied directly from the main function. Top line lost its indentation because it was copied starting at the i when the rest had their entire lines copied. Then the animal pasted it directly and didn't fix the extra tab in the bottom lines

oldfag here. what the fuck does the t actually mean? I never caught on to that shit

It's in her ass

>implying you wouldnt bang

Who is the better game developer? Brianna Wu or Evaxephon?

There's hardly a reason to be using cout all the time to where it becomes a noticeable pain to type std:: before each one. Unless you're trying to build a super 1337 helloworld.exe

>=
>:

is this a cringe thread?

If you start out your post identifying yourself as an "oldfag" and still don't know what the fuck the "t." is which is literally r*ddit tier shit, you're a newfag. Just accept the title, no need to go on the internet and tell lies to fit into a colombian thumb wrestling website.

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Well it's C++. You could overload the assignment operator to do comparison instead if you wanted to go full retard...