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Actually I dont know why everyone hates c#, if everything is setup correctly you can code with it pretty fast and with no experience, even with complex outcomes
It depends on type of project, Python does require main function depending on the project. For Kotlin, you don't depend on main function if you are using kotlin scripting for example
@epic dubber Python is not a "baby language", most of the Linux packages I've installed are in Python. Being beginner-friendly does not even get close to the level of babymode that Scratch is.
Honestly, a lot of us would die if we were not allowed even one chance to run a test on your code and see the initial output. Currently in my coding journey, the errors are just an additional step in my process to tell me what else is missing loll
C# > I work as dotnet software dev, that's why the knowledge of how the main class looks like is still fresh, I'd pass. C++ > In my school time I wrote the standard template from scratch so many times, I can write it using only muscle memory with my eyes closed. Very easy. Python > print('Hello World!') Java > literally impossible to memorize. I would die.
one was about scratching a shape from candy and the other was typing a program without testing or template where a million things can go wrong. It's lightyears harder.
When he first showed up, with the languages shown right away to be Java, C++, C# and Python, I expected him to be either - the absolute crack that would ace everything with C++ or - the slacker that would pass with comparably simple Python code
Oh my god. This thing is actually so, SO DEEP. In original Squid Game episodes, the games would expose the ruthless and cruel desire for survival of everyone by revealing their worst and most despicable properties. This did the exact same. Yes IntelliSense and IDE is absolutely essential for programming, a strong reliance on it without actually learning anything else will get back at you, and it will be grueling and costly. People have normal tactics to survive too, and when those dirty tactics get countered, it hits them hard. Loving this series, and hoping to see more of this. Best regards!
@Bernard Konan if you already know html, css and JavaScript then yeah you can learn python for backend. Otherwise you will need to learn that 3 Anyway if you want to work as web developer
@Bernard Konan yes, python and/or javascript are easiest to start with and write. later, learn C# or Java to understand OOP. you can use python or javascript to implement OOP as well but it's more 'attractive' to employers if you know C# or Java. that should get you started.
I mean not really I spent my first 6 months coding Java like an ape, making txt files, compiling with command line and deleting the files after. Oh the horrendous annoyance, but I got used to it and tbh I like that I know what’s going on in the background
In my 2nd year in university they made us write java on paper! So at the exam you do not even try your code. It felt worse then Squid Game (This is in Italy, but you where allowed a max of 2 Syntax errors. But if you got any type of exception not handled correctly you instantly failed)
@@spl420 I really dislike syntaxes that try to mimic the English language. For instance, I find that the `[f(x) if condition else g(x) for x in sequence]` syntax is much less intuitive than e.g. Dart's `List.generate()` method, which just takes a length and a generator argument and doesn't force you to try to express a technical issue in the English language while still remaining as precise as is necessary for a scripting language to work.
Next episode: code an AAA game from scratch that must run at over 60 fps and have 30+ hours of gameplay. If the game doesn't win goty for 5 consecutive years you lose. Time for task: 1 hour
In my Computer Science 101 class, we had to write out little code snippets on paper during most test. The class was in C++ and I was learning Python on the side. I always spent at least 10 minutes sweating over the snippets, trying to make sure they were in C++ and not Python by mistake. It felt like this video at times. Those semicolons got me every time.
Thank you! I teach English for Science and Technology Majors here in Korea and I was looking for a way to bring Squid Game into class (great discussion topic these days). I wanted a fun, easy assignment for this week as they have a writing due, and this was perfect!
Who does it know: Debug & Run is made with Enter. Neither Enter include a new line, nor Debug & Run is start through pressing a key combination like Shift+F10.
@@PIRATEKINGDOM Maybe have a look at the App "Say It". It's easier because you don't have to make Routines for it. Just write what you want Alexa to say and send.
@@PIRATEKINGDOMoh, you're right. But you can also Put every sentence in one "Say It" and record everything in one take. But this is basically the same effort, so in the end it doesn't even matter. (Now I have a catchy tune from Linkin Park 😂)
Phyton and Java is like comparing walk and using car. If the range is less than 10 meter of course walking is easier, but try 10 kilometer then car is the way to go
I'm not a software engineer, can't program anything, but I saw an xkcd comic many years ago (353) rejoicing how easy it is to print "Hello World!" in Python, so even I could have chosen this one and passed.
Task: Add a clause to the query that returns a result if the column is empty or greater than 5. Me: $sql .= ‘ AND (mycol IS NULL or mycol >= 5) ‘; Colleague: $qb->expr()->andX($qb->expr()->orX($qb->expr()->isNull(‘mycol’), $qb->expr()->isGreaterThan(‘mycol’, ‘:myvar’)))->bind(‘myvar’, 5);
I learned to write java in notepad, only using that and the compiler made me much better at finding errors and bugs than my classmates at the time. Kinda wish I'd stuck with programming.
main function signature is implementation defined, there isn't a "strict flag" for it in any major compilers that i aware of. fun fact: standard C++ allow you to ommit return in main function.
@@Littlefighter1911 return type isn't part of function signature, but it's understandable if you assumed so. I guess i sound like a gramma n*zi nitpicking, but ... in some cases it does matter.
@@tsunekakou1275 I mean honestly I have no clue. But given that the return type is part of a type signature when using it to define a callback, I was pretty sure that the return type was part of it. Even the Wikipedia (Function_prototype and Type_signature) article writes: "defines the inputs and outputs for a function", which would include the return type (but yes, Wikipedia on it's own is not a valid source). Also the mangled symbols in C++ include the return type as well as the other parameters. Failing to consistently specify them will lead to a linker error. This is why I assumed it was part of what people call function prototype. I realized I used a word that didn't exist ("function signature"), which only adds to the confusion.
If Rust was an option it would be simultaneously the best and the worst option (for this and future episodes in mind). Syntax is easy to type flawlessly, but comes packaged with compiler BDSM.
Depending on if the sample string ends in /r/n or /n either python guy or c# guy is dead (probably, at least the defaults are opposite). And they all used the standard libraries, bit of a stretch of "from scratch". I want to see those STDOUT interrupts ;)
I have just started second semester and one of the core subject is OOP with Java this video really makes sense when you don't know the syntax. WHOOO Python.
as soon as i saw hello world, i knew python was going to win. when i first went to a meetup to understand python, this was first line of code taught to me. i was flabbergasted with how simple it was. regarding squid game, there probably was at least one software engineer among the players. but i have a feeling they died early on. shot in first game, killed via dalgona, or tug-of-war lol.
I played this game in my mind. I chose C++ option. And realized that i forgot was it supposed to be "" I knew exact defenition of both, but i was so stressed i forgot what it supposed to be. Then i saw C++ guy fail. Because of >>
Great video! As someone who has worked with Java, Python, and C++, I truly enjoyed this video. While I love the depth of C, Python has the option to include C files in your library. If I am thrown into a situation like this, I would probably choose Python as well. I have no confidence in doing Java without templates. C++, I can relate to the wealth of emotions he experiences when he sees clang version 7 haha
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085 C++: First appeared in the year 1985
123 Java: Released on January 23, 1996
200 C#: First appeared in the year 2000
220 Python: Released on February 20, 1991
lol assembly would win easily
😂😂😂 thanks, i was wondering about the player numbers
@Laura Brown why are you such a bot laura
Clever! I wasn't even thinking about that!
It would be easier if html is an option...
the python guy knew he would win from the start
Qué haces aquí Fred !
Ya! He would've typed the output string directly still he wins
Plot twist: Spoiler Alerts
...
He is the Host!😂
😏
The guy had absolutely no doubts whatsoever about how to accomplish the task 😂
I like how "I'm a software engineer at microsoft" was the only reasoning used for choosing C# 😂😂
Can say the same here “I am software engineer at Microsoft” 🤣🤣
there is a second one " I'm a game development at Unity "
Actually I dont know why everyone hates c#, if everything is setup correctly you can code with it pretty fast and with no experience, even with complex outcomes
The only reason to use C# tbh
@@jonnylolo9321 emphasis on "if everything is set up correctly"
If you're that skilled & willing to make the effort, aren't there still other options?
Other languages : define class, main function, output..
Python : Print statement go brrrr...
python is chad maaaaaaaan
It depends on type of project, Python does require main function depending on the project.
For Kotlin, you don't depend on main function if you are using kotlin scripting for example
@epic dubber Python is not a "baby language", most of the Linux packages I've installed are in Python. Being beginner-friendly does not even get close to the level of babymode that Scratch is.
@epic dubber You might want to read a few articles before making that comment because it's so cringe.
@Dhimitrios Sula top level statement*
And in C# 10 you dont need to "using System"
You can just Console.WriteLine("Hello");
"You're not given any templates"
Java player be like : shit
Python : it doesn't matter
Java is a freaking nightmare without any templates.
@@ryanzenn6896 nah, you just get used to it tbh
Yeah cause writing the class name and inside it the main function is such a difficult task! 🤣
Xamarin
no templates? well fuck the c++ dev then. everything they do is based on templates.
"You must code everything from scratch"
When they replied "shit", i felt that in my soul 😹
i thought they weren't going to use any ide. or basically they gonn make Ide for them to code with hahaha
@@2712gamer Scratch isn't a program language
@@vincenzolamberti5658 and you don't understand JOKES.
@@RaterisimoCBA This is a bad joke.
@@vincenzolamberti5658 Maybe you just didn't get it or are a dull person. :)
“This laptop doesn’t even have Eclipse” that’s the most relatable thing ever
I'd be more screwed if it was missing vim :-)
No need for Eclipse, I wrote Java in VS Code.
_Laughs in intelliJ_
The real question is.. does it even have a JDK downloaded
3 am thoughts
Honestly, a lot of us would die if we were not allowed even one chance to run a test on your code and see the initial output. Currently in my coding journey, the errors are just an additional step in my process to tell me what else is missing loll
I agree. Working on a project that has over 5k lines. This!!
As a computer science major I've had test and interview that told me to code on a piece of paper
@@guaplei1 yeah. Same. That's the worst part of any exam.
On the other hand, it is quite a nice feeling to write hundreds of lines of code and have it execute flawlessly the first time
To this day I am immediately distrustful of any code that compiles let alone run the first time.
085, 123, 200: Gives reasons for using their language
220: Reason not required
The python guy even can't see what he has written down but he passed the test with a savage..LOL 😂👍
C# > I work as dotnet software dev, that's why the knowledge of how the main class looks like is still fresh, I'd pass.
C++ > In my school time I wrote the standard template from scratch so many times, I can write it using only muscle memory with my eyes closed. Very easy.
Python > print('Hello World!')
Java > literally impossible to memorize. I would die.
man C#'s hello world is exactly like Java's hello world (without namespace) xD
(and those usings)
@@FarOutZany Java is much more verbose, imo
(also, did you just assume my gender lmao?)
@@mikumikuareka Yeah man agreed java's...
For small projects, I write my Java code in Notepad -- so I have the class and entry point declaration memorised
@@iippari7 that's actually kinda impressive
you need to learn Python RIGHT NOW!!
😉
RIGHT NOW!!
Coffee break!
*sips*
Oops accidentally learned c++ instead now im dead
PYTHON WINS......FATALITY
self::learn
This was more intense than the actual Squid Game ngl
one was about scratching a shape from candy and
the other was typing a program without testing or template where a million things can go wrong.
It's lightyears harder.
The title should be:
“If squid game was made for software engineers”.
Done
@@PIRATEKINGDOM what was the old title
@@IvanTube0 if Software Engineers were in Squid Game
@@PIRATEKINGDOM cool
Wow he really accept people's opinion. Cool
"You are not given any template to begin with" is too funny 😂😂😂😂
unless its python or js
its so scary
As someone who's only programmed in python, I'm... Surprised at how hard it is to just say Hello World in other languages.
Thankfully not all languages are like that :). It would be a one-liner in F#, Elixir, and I'm sure a lot of other PLs.
Whose, not who's.
Edit: Yes, my correction is wrong. It should be "who's". No need to reply further.
@@lforlight who's can mean either "who is" or "who has," so they actually had it right
@@scrub3359 You appear to be correct. I misread that sentence.
I mean in python you should encase your code in main function too
The moment that emo guy laughed, i knew he'd pick python lmao
When he first showed up, with the languages shown right away to be Java, C++, C# and Python, I expected him to be either
- the absolute crack that would ace everything with C++ or
- the slacker that would pass with comparably simple Python code
I am that emo guy.
Python is like a person who can drive to the grocery store. C wasn't on the list, which is the mechanic that knows how to keep the car running.
So assembly is like the person that makes the car parts?
@@zecchansilverlake366 sure I guess.
Java is the car dealer that will let you select from many types of cars with varying options but will make sure your car will have exactly 4 wheels.
C# is the software engineer at Microsoft
@@kaylons fax
Oh my god. This thing is actually so, SO DEEP.
In original Squid Game episodes, the games would expose the ruthless and cruel desire for survival of everyone by revealing their worst and most despicable properties.
This did the exact same. Yes IntelliSense and IDE is absolutely essential for programming, a strong reliance on it without actually learning anything else will get back at you, and it will be grueling and costly. People have normal tactics to survive too, and when those dirty tactics get countered, it hits them hard.
Loving this series, and hoping to see more of this.
Best regards!
Python saves development time and lives 😂😂
@Bernard Konan if you already know html, css and JavaScript then yeah you can learn python for backend. Otherwise you will need to learn that 3 Anyway if you want to work as web developer
@Bernard Konan yes...
@Bernard Konan yes, python and/or javascript are easiest to start with and write.
later, learn C# or Java to understand OOP. you can use python or javascript to implement OOP as well but it's more 'attractive' to employers if you know C# or Java. that should get you started.
@Bernard Konan no, don't learn python for the starter, it way too simple and you can miss a lot of concepts.
@@ihsan.putra77 True. Python after C++ feels like a breeze.
so everyone's just gonna ignore the fact that this man is literally heart-ing every comment?
here goes mine as well, Thanks Pirate!
@@FarOutZany woaaaaaaaaww, really ? 😂
I bet he has a code for this
Yeah, uh!
@@raphax3100 Yeah xD
one of the bests ngl
As a Java and C++ programmer, this made me laugh. Then I cried.
C# allows writing without the namespace and class definitions.
C++ is piece of cake
Python even easier
I'd only fail on Java 🤣
Piece of cake, what is that mean
@@chiyungchu9463 Something easy
Yup me too....
I wouldnt fail in any of them other than python, i dont like python and i only used it once
@@miyukinozomi how can you fail it on python :O
And what's not to like about it? It's a decent and useful tool
Never before have I been so excited for a hello world program 😂
I knew very well that Java would not pass this challenge lol
I mean not really I spent my first 6 months coding Java like an ape, making txt files, compiling with command line and deleting the files after. Oh the horrendous annoyance, but I got used to it and tbh I like that I know what’s going on in the background
In my 2nd year in university they made us write java on paper! So at the exam you do not even try your code. It felt worse then Squid Game
(This is in Italy, but you where allowed a max of 2 Syntax errors. But if you got any type of exception not handled correctly you instantly failed)
@@TheoKIRAo What BS university do you go to?
@@syllight9053 to be honest in Germany you were expected to be able to Code on paper. (But more so for Logarithmen than idk "Hello world")
@@TheoKIRAo un fratello
For the next game, all competitors must complete a full installation of Arch from memory. Good luck.
Incredible how I only began having programming classes at univ this year and my RUclips recommendations is already flooding w coding stuff
So the moral is: learn Python can save your life!
I tried, but its syntax is horrible, lol.
@@ThePC007 i think it's not.
@@spl420 I really dislike syntaxes that try to mimic the English language.
For instance, I find that the `[f(x) if condition else g(x) for x in sequence]` syntax is much less intuitive than e.g. Dart's `List.generate()` method, which just takes a length and a generator argument and doesn't force you to try to express a technical issue in the English language while still remaining as precise as is necessary for a scripting language to work.
@@ThePC007 I think the syntax is good. But I get your point.
@@ThePC007 understandable.
Next episode: code an AAA game from scratch that must run at over 60 fps and have 30+ hours of gameplay. If the game doesn't win goty for 5 consecutive years you lose. Time for task: 1 hour
Now, all of them will laugh except for the Python guy
*For the first game:*
_Write and compile a program without a single error._
_Those whose program will have compile errors will be eliminated._
That's implied in the mission to output Hello World
print(“No errors found”)
>>> No errors found
try: (Insert All code here) Except BaseException: pass
main(){}
Player 85 before death: Shit! I should have used printf and instead
I haven't even watched Squid Game, but the character stereotypes we often see were spot on!
"Hey Sang-woo, old buddy, old pal, dear friend, what are the chances you'd know what game we're playing?"
"Pick the spider."
It’d been cooler if you had used HTTP response status codes for the player numbers
That's a good idea! See the pinned comment for the explanation on the player numbers :p
Nah that would be spoilers for the game
Final game: ship the product that the client actually wanted. Here is a poorly worded manifest, and a 45 minute meeting about nice-to-haves.
Don't forget the deadline date that some PO pulled out of the air without any technical design / input.
In my Computer Science 101 class, we had to write out little code snippets on paper during most test. The class was in C++ and I was learning Python on the side. I always spent at least 10 minutes sweating over the snippets, trying to make sure they were in C++ and not Python by mistake. It felt like this video at times. Those semicolons got me every time.
This would be a really good way to interview people xD
heheee😁
Isn't this basically how interviews go tho? Since it's basically how whiteboarding feels
Simply amazing! 😂
As a programmer, knowing what the expected codes were supposed to be before they even start typing made it even funnier 😂
So the moral of the story is Learn Python, I still would choose c# though
Nope, Java Rules 😎
C++ king
@@Steve18795 java lacks some of the most stupid and modern features
So i guess kotlin it's better to make it run on JVM
I would use C
good luck making c# crossplatform apps
The guy who choosed python was mistere ous at the beginning and then he showed up his smile 🤣🤣
Hahaha he chose a good one🤣🤣
Thank you! I teach English for Science and Technology Majors here in Korea and I was looking for a way to bring Squid Game into class (great discussion topic these days). I wanted a fun, easy assignment for this week as they have a writing due, and this was perfect!
25% of the people would forget the semicolon for C++
No way
😂😂 jeez man this one almost killed me, next game u should reverse a linked list or invert a binary tree or even better, it could be word search 2
I just want to take a moment to appreciate the cinamatography of a one person actor without it being bland.
Who does it know: Debug & Run is made with Enter. Neither Enter include a new line, nor Debug & Run is start through pressing a key combination like Shift+F10.
How did you even get Alexa to say all those instructions? It's amazing!
Check out Alexa Routines :p
@@PIRATEKINGDOM Maybe have a look at the App "Say It". It's easier because you don't have to make Routines for it. Just write what you want Alexa to say and send.
You could just Simon says with her and only record her response
@@ParodieHecker-mobile you can put multiple “say it”s in a routine and finish recording everything in one go
@@PIRATEKINGDOMoh, you're right. But you can also Put every sentence in one "Say It" and record everything in one take.
But this is basically the same effort, so in the end it doesn't even matter.
(Now I have a catchy tune from Linkin Park 😂)
Phyton and Java is like comparing walk and using car.
If the range is less than 10 meter of course walking is easier, but try 10 kilometer then car is the way to go
This could be whole new series!!!
I'm not a software engineer, can't program anything, but I saw an xkcd comic many years ago (353) rejoicing how easy it is to print "Hello World!" in Python, so even I could have chosen this one and passed.
Next Game: Reverse a linked list
Task: Add a clause to the query that returns a result if the column is empty or greater than 5.
Me: $sql .= ‘ AND (mycol IS NULL or mycol >= 5) ‘;
Colleague: $qb->expr()->andX($qb->expr()->orX($qb->expr()->isNull(‘mycol’), $qb->expr()->isGreaterThan(‘mycol’, ‘:myvar’)))->bind(‘myvar’, 5);
When you use a text editor for coding: It’s my time to shine.
Vim gang! I code in Vim because I don't know how to exit it, so I'm stuck using it.
I learned to write java in notepad, only using that and the compiler made me much better at finding errors and bugs than my classmates at the time. Kinda wish I'd stuck with programming.
Love the video!! Absolutely hilarious - would love another part to this series
Well software programmers are too well paid to be in squid games to begin with.
True but they can still throw it away in gambling and taking out multiple loans
@@AKGamersLite Why didnt anybody tell me that.
Plot twist, C++ compiler runs with a strict flag, that will enforce correct main function signature.
I'd be dead, if I hadn't looked it up recently.
I dunno about these
main function signature is implementation defined, there isn't a "strict flag" for it in any major compilers that i aware of.
fun fact: standard C++ allow you to ommit return in main function.
@@tsunekakou1275
GCC 7 returns without any special flags:
g++ main.cpp
main.cpp:3:11: error: ‘::main’ must return ‘int’
void main() {
^
@@Littlefighter1911 return type isn't part of function signature, but it's understandable if you assumed so. I guess i sound like a gramma n*zi nitpicking, but ... in some cases it does matter.
@@tsunekakou1275 I mean honestly I have no clue. But given that the return type is part of a type signature when using it to define a callback, I was pretty sure that the return type was part of it. Even the Wikipedia (Function_prototype and Type_signature) article writes: "defines the inputs and outputs for a function", which would include the return type (but yes, Wikipedia on it's own is not a valid source).
Also the mangled symbols in C++ include the return type as well as the other parameters. Failing to consistently specify them will lead to a linker error.
This is why I assumed it was part of what people call function prototype.
I realized I used a word that didn't exist ("function signature"), which only adds to the confusion.
Imagine if tech interviews were like this
If Rust was an option it would be simultaneously the best and the worst option (for this and future episodes in mind).
Syntax is easy to type flawlessly, but comes packaged with compiler BDSM.
Is it crazy that I actually learned a few things in this video!? I wish all education was this way! It was so fun.
As a 12 year old amateur self taught programmer I can relate to this
although i have programmed with those languages, i forgot to do a simple hello world, damn i need to practice
the guards eliminate the players by slapping a computer across their face and telling them to go home XD
Depending on if the sample string ends in /r/n or /n either python guy or c# guy is dead (probably, at least the defaults are opposite).
And they all used the standard libraries, bit of a stretch of "from scratch". I want to see those STDOUT interrupts ;)
We need part 2 as well
I have just started second semester and one of the core subject is OOP with Java this video really makes sense when you don't know the syntax. WHOOO Python.
Now I'm glad I'm learning python first. haha.
P.S. Completed more than 60% of the course. Currently working with Selenium
🤣🤣 the way 123 got eliminated was totally legit and would actually happen to at least 1 person ...
I love how you replicated the theme song with space bar presses, awesome touch
Replace C# with Common Lisp if you want something to represent the triangle.
Copy pasting main declaration is the programming equivalent of tying 2+2 in a calculator just to be safe
why are you so smart this idea is so clever
5:25 that gun is sickk broo..
"Bill Gates, please forgive me 🥺"
Hahaha very nice video man! 👏😁
Imagine if 220 was eliminated because he used Python 3 syntax but the machine only had 2.7 installed
Fellow devs who know multiple languages know exactly why the Python guy smiled at the beginning lol
That failed enter always gets me
"bill gates, please forgive me" 🤣🤣🤣
Bro I was SCREAMING "PYTHONNNNNN" when it was time to choose
I love how number 220 chose Python because
*Stands in front of PHP sign*
*Gets shot immediately*
I knew from the start for python, its literally just print("Hello World!")
nothing else. Man i love python.
“I am a software engineer in Microsoft” after those two lines kills me 🤣🤣
Which application they are using
I can't believe the C++ guy lost over a common newbie error 🤣
*Equivalent of Gamemakers playing the Hunger Games themselves*
as soon as i saw hello world, i knew python was going to win. when i first went to a meetup to understand python, this was first line of code taught to me. i was flabbergasted with how simple it was.
regarding squid game, there probably was at least one software engineer among the players. but i have a feeling they died early on. shot in first game, killed via dalgona, or tug-of-war lol.
I played this game in my mind. I chose C++ option.
And realized that i forgot was it supposed to be ""
I knew exact defenition of both, but i was so stressed i forgot what it supposed to be.
Then i saw C++ guy fail. Because of >>
This is excellent, so funny and so relatable. Thanks for my Sunday morning pickup!
Actually, that would be a really cool competitive programming event.
I love how python character is kekw we know what's gonna happen after seeing that hair 🤣
The mistype by the Java’r was genius
Clearly the guy is not aware of the new C# feature called "top level statements"
exactly!
I love the part about having no template, super funny and so true!
Great video!
As someone who has worked with Java, Python, and C++, I truly enjoyed this video.
While I love the depth of C, Python has the option to include C files in your library. If I am thrown into a situation like this, I would probably choose Python as well.
I have no confidence in doing Java without templates.
C++, I can relate to the wealth of emotions he experiences when he sees clang version 7 haha
Which app they are using
I like the one with spectacles because it gives him a nerdy look!
Ohh and thanks for the heart btw :)
I was a FAN, but now I am an Air Conditioner.
You are genius. Despite the series being so dark, your video is grace :)
This is absolutely brilliant! You nailed down the whiteboarding experience. I will do my best to make this go viral.
I swear we need a squid game series from your channel bro!
This is awesome 👍
This was more exciting than the actual squid game to me 😂😂
Can't stop laughing on the satisfaction & proud face of C# guy when he gets a clean compile! xD
I literally cried when the goal of the task was revealed. Brillant.