Brute Force Addition Code

if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 5: print("9+5 = 14") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 6: print("9+6 = 15") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 7: print("9+7 = 16") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 8: print("9+8 = 17") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 9: print("9+9 = 18") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 10: print("9+10 = 19") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 11: print("9+11 = 20") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 12: print("9+12 = 21") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 13: print("9+13 = 22") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 14: print("9+14 = 23") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 15: print("9+15 = 24") if num1 == 9 and sign == '+' and num2 == 16:

A dark-themed code editor shows repetitive Python-style if statements manually calculating sums where num1 is 9 and the sign is '+'. The joke is that instead of using ordinary arithmetic, the programmer hardcodes every possible result, mocking overly literal, inefficient, or beginner-level coding. It is commonly shared as a reaction to absurd overengineering or someone solving a simple problem in an unnecessarily complicated way.

• @gentoomemes / 405 2022-05-31