1000 Lines of Code on First Run

When you write over 1000 lines of code and it works perfectly on the first run 993 print("Hello World") 994 print("Hello World") 995 print("Hello World") 996 print("Hello World") 997 print("Hello World") 998 print("Hello World") 999 print("Hello World") 1000 print("Hello World")

A man in a colorful wizard costume dramatically raises his hand while a code editor shows repetitive “Hello World” lines near line 1000. The joke is that writing over a thousand lines of code that works perfectly on the first run feels like performing real magic, so the image is used as a humorous reaction to unlikely programming success. EN: A man in a colorful wizard costume dramatically raises his hand while a code editor shows repetitive “Hello World” lines near line 1000. The joke is that writing over a thousand lines of code that works perfectly on the first run feels like performing real magic, so the image is used as a humorous reaction to unlikely programming success.

• @dev_meme / 717 2019-09-30