Gen Z C# Programming Keywords

As a way to encourage the younger generation to try out programming, most of the keywords in C# have been permanently renamed. This should increase the amount of younger game developers coming the next few years. default gen z public float rizz; private bool IsSus() { try { if(rizz > vibe) { return true; } else { return false; } } catch(Exception e) { Debug.LogError(e.Message); throw; } } highkey period rizz; lowkey fax IsSus() { fuck_around { vibe_check(rizz ratios vibe) { its_giving no_cap; } big_yikes { its_giving cap; } } find_out(Tea t) { Shoutout.SpillTea(t.Yap); yeet; } }

The meme shows a fake comparison between standard C# code and a Gen Z version using internet slang such as “rizz,” “sus,” “no cap,” and “yeet.” The joke is that renaming programming keywords with youth slang would supposedly encourage more young people to become game developers, while making the code absurd and harder to read.

• @afrosidemoon / 71688 2025-04-20