A small collection of WTF code snippets sorted by language.
Powershell is not on the list…
I am not a programmer, but a sysadmin. Don’t get to enjoy this one :-\
If you have some good PowerShell examples, feel free to contribute them, I’m sure they’d be welcome
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I love that the contribute is just a mailto link. I want to see more of this & less “join the Discord chatroom & create a Microsoft GitHub account today”
The WTF in the C# example seems to be that people don’t understand anonymous functions and closures?
Some of the examples seem to be more “unintuitive for newbies”, but there are still some good ones in there
Yeah, just check the PHP section!
My favourite is
var_dump(true == 'bob') . PHP_EOL; // bool(true) var_dump('bob' == 0) . PHP_EOL; // bool(true) var_dump(true == 0) . PHP_EOL; // bool(false)
Yeah. I didn’t understand what they meant by the wtf there. Seemed to me someone wondered if the Action would have a localised version of i (making this stay lowercase on a phone was harder than it should be) or if it used the same i. So made a simple test for it.
Not really sure it’s a wtf unless they expected a different result.
No rust?
Guess that proves it’s the best programming language with absolutely zero edge cases! /s
Are we supposed to be able to scroll through the examples? Also, it’s odd to see expected behavior in there.
The C# example works exactly as you’d expect… Actually most of them do
The compiler optimization example (IIRC #6) was unexpected, when just looking at the code
C++ is just fried hahahhahah
Hey, don’t you curse on my bread and butter! ;-)
I’m sorry you gotta deal with that
Make sure, you’re not blocking fontawesome.com in NoScript or whatever content blocker you might be using. All the UI buttons depend on that to be available…
Perl not included in list.
Conclusion: In Perl, everything works as expected
Correction: In Perl, everything works as can be expected.
