The Unholy Trinity Of Programming Errors

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The Unholy Trinity Of Programming Errors

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OH. MY. GOD. The absolute DRAMA of object-oriented programming! The meme shows a person asking "Why is it when something happens, it's always you three?" with the culprits being OBJ (objects), ? (undefined/null values), and Å (arrays)! These three VILLAINS are responsible for 99.9% of all developer mental breakdowns! You're just trying to write some innocent code when SUDDENLY these three MONSTERS conspire to create the most CRYPTIC error messages known to mankind! "Cannot read property of undefined" - WELL EXCUSE ME for not being psychic! The unholy trinity of debugging nightmares that make developers question their career choices at 2 PM on a TUESDAY! 💀

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