If statement in one line?

[Keeper]

especially that code from the matrix, that stuff doesn't even follow a pattern ek se!

 

[FarligOpptreden]

Yes it does! Can't you see the woman in the red dress?!

 

[charles's birthday card]

I'm far from being an expert on .NET, but doesn't using master pages have a negative SEO affect, or is there a way to change the meta tags per page?

 

[TelkomUseless]

I'm far from being an expert on .NET, but doesn't using master pages have a negative SEO affect, or is there a way to change the meta tags per page?

I think codeproject or asp.net had a article about this.

 

[FarligOpptreden]

I'm far from being an expert on .NET, but doesn't using master pages have a negative SEO affect, or is there a way to change the meta tags per page?

In short, no it doesn't and yes there is.

 

[Kilgore_Trout_Redux]

I couldtell you the story of the "experienced" guy who used a temp database table to sort a stringlist but it would make you cry.

 

[Lord-Nikon]

Starting a thread with the worst code you've ever seen will help millions of coders improve their skill and developing style!

I vote for the idee!

 

[FarligOpptreden]

Poll?!

 

[TelkomUseless]

I couldtell you the story of the "experienced" guy who used a temp database table to sort a stringlist but it would make you cry.

lol, looks like I got some competition with the most wack code ever!

 

[t123]

Was this guy called Richard?

He did use master pages, but to set the theme on the pre_init, he copied and pasted the same code 1000000000 times. Well different ways to skin a cat, but this way was just insane.

I'll post the code but you might lose few IQ points

You must see it... scary stuff.

See the top rated one, text is not entirely SFW
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ment-in-source-code-you-have-ever-encountered

 

[andres101]

How do you write an if statement in one line in the C-type languages?

if(y==b){x=true;}else{x=false;}

bool x = (y==b) ? true : false;

don't have a compiler.. but that is it...

Edit :

y and b is just variables.

bad example... (y==b) is already a boolean expression and the same as:
bool x = (y==b);

You guys read http://thedailywtf.com ?
Exactly the same thing.

used to, but don't any more.

 

[TelkomUseless]

^^ i was trying to show first variable will the true part, after ":" is the false part. But yes, should have probably wrote it out.

 

[t123]

In C/C++ you don't need to assign a result. So this is valid as well:

//C/C++
int x=5, y;
x>10 ? y = 3 : y=2; //Don't assign this to anything

//C#
y = x>10 ? 3 : 2

And then y would be 2. The results don't even have to have the same type. This is OK as well:

//C/C++
x>5 ? y = 3 : printf("Hello"); //Sometimes an int, other times just Hello

//C#
//Not allowed

You can do all sorts of crazy stuff with just ? :, I guess that's why C# doesn't allow it.

 

[TelkomUseless]

3 pages about if statement :lol: