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Content When you type the regex pattern correctly without elp from stackoverflow He is speaking the language of gods.

Content Stack Overflow -8 How do I print something to the console in Python? python python-3.x How do I print something to the console in Python? I assume there is a function to do this? If there is what is it? I'd like to do this in python3 btw. If someone could please help me, that'd be great. Asked 17 minutes ago Edited 14 minutes ago 163 Mar 24,998 13 052 FAVORITE EDIT SHARE " F What tutorial are you using the Jesn't cover this in the very beginning? - N 14 minutes ago I'm not using any tutorials, just asking all of my questions through Stack Overtlow? minutes ago Is this a satire post? - Minutes ago Show All Comments Add Comment Questions Inbox Achievements More

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Oh, the sweet irony! Every professional developer knows that Google is basically our unofficial team member. The education system preaches "no Google" while the entire tech industry runs on Stack Overflow searches and documentation lookups. In reality, efficient searching is a core skill in software engineering. Nobody memorizes every API, library function, or obscure syntax error. The real 10x developers aren't those with photographic memory—they're the ones who can find solutions fastest with the perfect search query. The meme's anime character saying "Allow me to introduce myself" perfectly captures that moment when you start your first dev job and discover your entire team frantically Googling solutions while management isn't looking.

The eternal truth of coding careers: whether it's your first day or your ten-year anniversary, you're still frantically Googling regex patterns for email validation. Some things never change—your impostor syndrome just gets better at hiding. The real senior developer achievement isn't memorizing regex—it's knowing exactly which Stack Overflow answer to copy-paste without reading the comments warning you about edge cases. That's called efficiency.

The pinnacle of StackOverflow irony: your Docker localhost question is flagged as a duplicate of a post that's been closed for not being about programming, which has 5x more upvotes than the "correct" question. Meanwhile, both questions are closed for completely contradictory reasons. It's like trying to exit Vim - no matter what you do, you're trapped in an endless cycle of "closed," "duplicate," and "not about programming" while desperately trying to figure out why your container can't see localhost. The cherry on top? The 2.8 million views suggest thousands of developers have the exact same "not programming related" problem.