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File: 1721963318437.jpg (71.37 KB, 800x520, untitled.jpg)

No. 627278

keep minority spirit

No.627279

why is it untitled

No.627280

kept warmly

No.627298

File: 1721976205515.jpg (509.07 KB, 1914x1080, 1721550241760251.jpg)

Maybe pre-school is important.

In my pre-school they taught us about the golden rule, treat others like you'd like to be treated.

Imagine if everyone went to pre-school and learned that

No.627301

at my preschool they laid out old electrical equipment for us to bust up with hammers
wtf
i used to smuggle the circuit boards home in my bag
then my father found out and explained how toxic all this shit was to the dumbfucks who ran the place

No.627319

I was not well socialized

No.627323

mom ran preschool in our house, I don't remember much though
she stopped a year or two after I started real school
oh yeah it was named after me

No.627324

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Deep.

No.627374

>>627324
cool I love code and dream in code yeah I'm a coder in future I'll make a lot of money coding

No.627376

Sometimes I forget how to write a for loop because I over rely on chatgpt and Claude but still make money off that anyways.

No.627377

sometimes forget how to write a for loop because its not functional so i dont

No.627379

(loop for i from 1 to 10 doing (format t "~D pussies! " i))

how could you forget that its basically just normal english

No.627419

googled what a for loop is and i dont get why you would do that instead of just multiplying

No.627422

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Recently wrote this shell script to recursively convert all png files with no transparency to jpg

>>627419
The "while read" loop at the bottom is basically a "for loop" in disguise here

Whatever you give it it loops through each line of, could be a text file, or in this case piping the output of the "find" command

No.627448

>>627419
to iterate through every item in a list or other data structure and work with them while adding some kind of control variable on which item you're changing.
It's still really simple, it's just making it so the program stops when you hit the max list size or w/e and making sure it goes 1 item at a time.

Random example:

for(int j = i ; j < nums.length - 1; j++) {
if(nums[j] < nums[j + 1])
counter++;
else
break;
}

No.627456

>>627301
i did this but at an after school program for gifted students I am an incomparable homo

No.627459

dont think its fair they kept boywfies isolated in the "gifted programs"after school and before school to guarantee we were poorly socialized

No.627550

>>627459
what the fuck are you talking about homo



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