So true...

Content using a decent fully featured debugger print("if the program reached that print statement it means that this pile of crap that i wrote works!.")

Content You're beautiful I can fix memory leaks

Content DEBUGGING

Content Roses are red, violets are blue, Unexpected on line 32 41

Content include stdio.h include string.h 3 include stdlib.h 4 5 struct long lat t int degrees; int minutes; char direction 10; 8 9 ; 10 11 int main() 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 32 23 1 25 struct long latt longitude; longitude.degrees158; longitude.minutes3; strepy (longitude.direction, "south"); Missing semicolon X Missing semicolon at line 9. IDE has fixed it. printf("", longitude.degrees) ; return 0;

Look at this absolute LEGEND with his fancy holographic interfaces! The audacity of developers who write code based on ~vibes~ rather than documentation! Just sitting there, hands behind head, basking in the glow of their chaotic creation like "Yeah, I have NO IDEA why it works, but it does, so don't touch it." The rest of us mere mortals are over here debugging with print statements while this majestic creature is coding by FEELING THE ENERGY of the universe. The ultimate "it works on my machine" final boss!