Choose your destiny

choose your destiny

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top one is more readable

why do people write code like this? It's like they wanted to make it as unreadable as possible on purpose
I'd be scared if I saw stuff like business rules written like that

holy shit just learn C faggg

Javascript is a better designed (extreme irony in it of itself) language. Both of those snippets are aids.

Why would anyone prefer these solutions to a simple if else block?
I mean I understand them but why make life hard for yourself?

>string concatenation in c
If I would like to be beaten into submission, I would just go to china or russia

do you need some pointers

kek

fagget = "k" + "y" + "s"
now do similar code in c
>inb4 but much efficiency
noone cares

the lengths that people go to just to smash everything into one or two lines are astounding

>fagget = "k" + "y" + "s"
pretty sure that wouldnt compile, fagget = "kys" would be fine

>fagget = "k" + "y" + "s"
the runtime on each language that supports this is slower than strcat() and does require more memory

just write your own library bro

Imagine subjecting yourself to a slower language just because you can't use strcat

Don't have to imagine it

>memorylet
when will they learn

what did he mean by this

>just throw more resources at it bro
you're everything wrong with computing nowadays

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Is this for the IOCCC but for javascript and python?