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Content a Why does everyone keep telling me to use C? (self.programminghorror) submitted 2 hours ago by ZERICO2005 My task was to create a function in C that would take an integer, find the right-most 0, flip it to a 1, and flip all the 1's to the right of it to 0's. I don't understand why, but everyone tells me to just use c instead? Strange. uint32 t func(uint32 t c) S uint32t i 1; while (i ! 0) Searches for the right-most 0 if ((c i) 0) Tests if the bit is a zero break; ? i 1; if (i ! 0) s I else s c i; Flips the right-most o to a 1 c c; If no zeros were found, then it was probably hidden in the carry bit, flip all 1's to the i 1; Start at the 1 next to the right-most o while (i ! 0) Flip all 1's to the right of it to 0's c wi; i 1; ; return c; Whv are peoble so adamant that I use c instead of C?

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What developers say vs. what they actually do with semantic versioning: "It's just a minor update!" *proceeds to completely rewrite the core functionality* "Let me check what's inside..." *finds half the API endpoints are deprecated* "Oh look, breaking changes!" *cat's face of existential horror as your entire production build crashes* The real version number formula: MAJOR.MINOR.WHATEVER-I-FEEL-LIKE-TODAY

Content Project Manager: We're going to build a facial-recognition application. Programmer: OK Project Manager: People will put in a photo, and it will search a database for matching faces. Programmer: OK Project Manager: And while it's doing that, it should flash up, on screen, a slide show featuring hundreds of other random faces which definitely aren't a match No that's stupid we're not doing that. Programmer:

Content me living life horrible code from years ago that haunts me to this day