r/interestingasfuck • u/XyRow666 • Jul 21 '21
Chicken with genetic defect /r/ALL
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return Humans.eatingChicken() ? dinosaur : chicken;
but I already fear the integration tests :-D
2 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Why? It's literally the same Also the correct python syntax is dinosaur if Humans.eatingChicken() else chicken 1 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 I just wrote a possible different syntax, nothing more. And probably not python since I do not write python quite often (but I should probably) 0 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup it's definitely not python, I just told you I was asking why you fear the integration tests but maybe that wasn't related to your code 3 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 Sorry, it was a loose try about the fact the integration tests based on "regular" chicken will probably raise some funny results around Butcher.class, MealPackage.class, ChickenWings.class... ;-) 1 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21 His is c# and maybe java but it could be different in java I'm not sure 1 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup that syntax is the same in a lot of languages Java and javascript share it too 1 u/rockrocka Jul 21 '21 That's the C version condition ? value_if_true : value_if_false 1 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 My example was the Java rendition that picks the "Elvis" operator from C, indeed. 1 u/My_name_is_Chalula Jul 21 '21 Did this animal survive?
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Why? It's literally the same
Also the correct python syntax is dinosaur if Humans.eatingChicken() else chicken
dinosaur if Humans.eatingChicken() else chicken
1 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 I just wrote a possible different syntax, nothing more. And probably not python since I do not write python quite often (but I should probably) 0 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup it's definitely not python, I just told you I was asking why you fear the integration tests but maybe that wasn't related to your code 3 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 Sorry, it was a loose try about the fact the integration tests based on "regular" chicken will probably raise some funny results around Butcher.class, MealPackage.class, ChickenWings.class... ;-) 1 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21 His is c# and maybe java but it could be different in java I'm not sure 1 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup that syntax is the same in a lot of languages Java and javascript share it too 1 u/rockrocka Jul 21 '21 That's the C version condition ? value_if_true : value_if_false 1 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 My example was the Java rendition that picks the "Elvis" operator from C, indeed. 1 u/My_name_is_Chalula Jul 21 '21 Did this animal survive?
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I just wrote a possible different syntax, nothing more. And probably not python since I do not write python quite often (but I should probably)
0 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup it's definitely not python, I just told you I was asking why you fear the integration tests but maybe that wasn't related to your code 3 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 Sorry, it was a loose try about the fact the integration tests based on "regular" chicken will probably raise some funny results around Butcher.class, MealPackage.class, ChickenWings.class... ;-) 1 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21 His is c# and maybe java but it could be different in java I'm not sure 1 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup that syntax is the same in a lot of languages Java and javascript share it too 1 u/rockrocka Jul 21 '21 That's the C version condition ? value_if_true : value_if_false 1 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 My example was the Java rendition that picks the "Elvis" operator from C, indeed.
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Yup it's definitely not python, I just told you
I was asking why you fear the integration tests but maybe that wasn't related to your code
3 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 Sorry, it was a loose try about the fact the integration tests based on "regular" chicken will probably raise some funny results around Butcher.class, MealPackage.class, ChickenWings.class... ;-) 1 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21 His is c# and maybe java but it could be different in java I'm not sure 1 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup that syntax is the same in a lot of languages Java and javascript share it too
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Sorry, it was a loose try about the fact the integration tests based on "regular" chicken will probably raise some funny results around Butcher.class, MealPackage.class, ChickenWings.class...
;-)
His is c# and maybe java but it could be different in java I'm not sure
1 u/truevelvet Jul 21 '21 Yup that syntax is the same in a lot of languages Java and javascript share it too
Yup that syntax is the same in a lot of languages
Java and javascript share it too
That's the C version
condition ? value_if_true : value_if_false
1 u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21 My example was the Java rendition that picks the "Elvis" operator from C, indeed.
My example was the Java rendition that picks the "Elvis" operator from C, indeed.
Did this animal survive?
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u/chrstphd Jul 21 '21
return Humans.eatingChicken() ? dinosaur : chicken;
but I already fear the integration tests :-D