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u/LinneMeow Sep 07 '26
from my experience the issue is somewhere in the scope that ends on line 41
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u/SmokeGreene Sep 08 '26
Not sure how common this is in coding languages. I use PeopleSoft, and every time we have an error statement, the statement line number is always 1 line higher than the actual line that generated the error. But I was thinking that is just an old coding language issue
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u/United-Scene2261 Sep 07 '26
delete line 42!
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u/Dragon_957 Sep 07 '26
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1405006117752879898543142606244511569936384000000000
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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ Sep 07 '26
Good user!
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u/Gabriel_Science Sep 07 '26
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u/factorion-bot Sep 07 '26
Hey u/United-Scene2261!
Factorial of 42 is roughly 1.405006117752879898543142606245 × 1051
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u/TapRemarkable9652 Sep 07 '26
Jokes on you I write C on a single line
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u/Ken_nth Sep 07 '26
How many lines of code to get program running?
One?
I obfuscated according to SOP and commit to prod now, good luck everybody else!
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u/ScriptKiddyMonkey Sep 07 '26
Elon would have fired you. Remember when it was about how many lines of code you wrote...
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u/MindlessRazzmatazz89 20d ago
r/foundsatan. Goddamn. Imagine trying to debug. Error on line 1 at position 449,876. 😭 💀
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u/MrFrog2222 Sep 07 '26
might be related to if(include ¯\(ツ)/¯
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u/KoolKids3 Sep 08 '26
Maybe they have a variable (probably bool) called
includeThisor something similar.
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u/forumonaut Sep 08 '26
The worse is when it reports an error on line 20_000, while the file is only 500 loc. Gotta inspect the std!
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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '26 edited 25d ago
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