• Don't forget to stay hydrated.🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉@sh.itjust.works
    5·
    1 day ago

    UUUuuuuuh, I am not a programmer (you’re going to say “thank god”), but…

    I sometimes even chain them. You can put yet another ternary operator in the else and keep going. You know, else-if.
    So anyway, I can get ternary operators spanning 2 - 3 lines.
    Oh, I also often have issues thinking of proper loops, so you’d see a few terribly used goto statements.

    Although I do remove ones that are obvious brain fart.
    For example, quite obvious

    void example(bool true_or_false){
    if(true_or_false){
        //code if true
    }
    else{
        //code if false
    }
    //other code
}

    Well, I’ve already had my brain goof up even that once or twice. “How the fuck”, you’re asking?

    void example(bool true_or_false){
    if(true_or_false){
        goto if_true;
    }
    //code if false
    goto end_false_if;
if_true:
    //code if true
end_false_if:
    //other code
}

    The brain-fart if-else.

    • lukstru@piefed.socialEnglish
      2·
      20 hours ago

      You need another goto end right before the end_false_if:, otherwise the false code will always run

      • Don't forget to stay hydrated.🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
        2·
        14 hours ago

        I tested it, it works as it is.

        #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

void main(){
        bool true_or_false = true;
        if(true_or_false){
                goto if_true;
        }
        printf("This code runs only if false.\n");
        goto end_false_if;
if_true:
        printf("This code runs only if true.\n");
end_false_if:
        printf("This code always runs.\n");
}

        If true, it jumps to if_true, then runs other code. If false, the if gets skipped, if false code gets run, then it skips over if true code.