the code speaks for itself
https://redd.it/10bxele
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From DayZ sourcecode
https://redd.it/10cp7cj
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Found this in my old code
https://redd.it/10d9ksd
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Still does not work
https://redd.it/10dd7ip
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From the AQA Programmer Team for our A Level exam
https://redd.it/10dr2p7
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Comments? Standards? Nah, I prefer chaos.
https://redd.it/10dplpr
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From the official Dutch government authentication app
https://redd.it/10dom31
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My classmate told me his code wasn't very clean... But this one still surprised me
https://redd.it/10dlss3
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Python oneliners are awesome! (Someone explain me what that code is doing)
https://redd.it/10enxpp
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Honestly I though I was pretty smart, but someone told me this is honestly r/badcode material.....
https://redd.it/10esl87
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Went ahead to check the line blame and found that these 2 lines were committed up on the same commit. The commit just commented the top line and added the bottom line. WHICH IS THE SAME THING.
https://redd.it/10f4qyd
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Yes, I made this
https://redd.it/10f98mj
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In what real life situation would you ever be presented with code formatted like this? (See comment for my rant)
https://redd.it/10ffckg
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DroneBetter can retire now... He learned lambda.
https://redd.it/10geikg
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Found this in a Linux kernel module
https://redd.it/10ing60
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Found this in a Linux kernel module
https://redd.it/10ing60
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Found this in a Linux kernel module
https://redd.it/10ing60
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Found this in a Linux kernel module
https://redd.it/10ing60
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Who needs indents when you can use comments instead?
https://redd.it/10ioqbs
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So I was coding and wrote this...
https://redd.it/10jhr3k
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Guess what this code does! Wrong answers only.
https://redd.it/10jn1wo
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