Code I wrote to solve a sudoku puzzle when I had just started learning. Welcome to 1500+ lines of nested loop hell4yr ⋅ onetabloidjournalism ⋅ r/badcode
Fellow student showed me his Minecraft dialogue system. Turned out he uses List almost exclusively.2yr ⋅ Kanakorn ⋅ r/badcode
My teach Kees getting mad that I never properly format my code or name my variables so I just submitted this5yr ⋅ Hackerwithalacker ⋅ r/badcode
I was wondering how could this test pass... Actually it doesn't, none of the tests work. We never run them, not even in our CI/CD pipelines. Nice !2yr ⋅ koenigsbier ⋅ r/badcode
I guess that's one way to ensure tabs is always used for indention.3yr ⋅ Mc_UsernameTaken ⋅ r/badcode
I have to write documentation for old projects since I'm leaving the company soon. Oh god.2yr ⋅ arvenyon ⋅ r/badcode
I am a college tutor, and I found this function in one of my student's sample code provided by her teacher, why does it feel like programming teachers often don't quite follow best practices?3yr ⋅ Kyn21kx ⋅ r/badcode
Upwork.com official API docs. $1B a year in revenue but can't get docs reviewed.1yr ⋅ Lumpy-Criticism-2773 ⋅ r/badcode
Better treat this number as a string to make sure that .. make sure that .. that it’s sure .. ehhrrmm.1yr ⋅ the96jesterrace ⋅ r/badcode
Svelte's minification and whitespace trimming usually works well, but when it doesn't, you have to format your code like this3yr ⋅ Svizel_pritula ⋅ r/badcode
Checking if a string has at least one each character in the alphabet. This is actually real.2yr ⋅ LVNmaster ⋅ r/badcode
return !!valid ? Ok(valid) : Ok(!valid ? !valid : valid) //is obviously cleaner here3yr ⋅ Sythokhann ⋅ r/badcode
Started my first job as a frond end dev. The senior I replaced left this gem (amongs alot of others).2yr ⋅ Stilgaar ⋅ r/badcode
I simplified it a little - but this is what we have in production. „You guys heard about those 'backups'? Let‘s do one too!“1yr ⋅ the96jesterrace ⋅ r/badcode
Another legendary code from high-school. This one was in Python though. This is for a rock-paper-scissors game.1yr ⋅ fnieidhfenmbvfekh ⋅ r/badcode
When I solve Project Euler problems, I always ensure my solutions have proper mathematical rigor!2yr ⋅ 2435191 ⋅ r/badcode
Found this on a coding site, this is the official answer to their exercise3yr ⋅ detrimentalfallacy ⋅ r/badcode
I didn't want to use if statements, but then I started laughing when I kept losing my places while coding2yr ⋅ LucienMr ⋅ r/badcode
null is not null, Found this gem in a production android app written in Kotlin.3yr ⋅ ssskh ⋅ r/badcode
Found on a tutorial website, please do not comment your code on the same line4yr ⋅ Sasha_DD ⋅ r/badcode
Python oneliners are awesome! (Someone explain me what that code is doing)1yr ⋅ Virinas-code ⋅ r/badcode
Just found this piece of code I wrote some years ago. Not automatically generated.2yr ⋅ achillelambrughi ⋅ r/badcode
Currently learning cs50! I wonder if there are actual psychos who unironically writes code like this11mo ⋅ darkov7 ⋅ r/badcode
I had a programming exam and had 5 minutes left on the timer to make the last exercise. I had to parse a DNA sequence in a text file and find the minimum distance in DNA sequences between animal species.3yr ⋅ katje510 ⋅ r/badcode
Is that some kind of genius I cannot understand rn or can you scale that down to 1 line?1yr ⋅ the96jesterrace ⋅ r/badcode
This is the code that a popular dutch online exam website uses to generate random numbers for its exercises. Let's just say that my teacher's attempt to generate a 30-bit number did not go as planned. The system tried to allocate a useless 8GiB array and failed...3yr ⋅ SGVsbG86KQ ⋅ r/badcode
[OC] I made this thing to make C/C++ more bEgInNeR-fRiEnDlY. Not so much seeing how it looks. (This isn't even the full code!)3yr ⋅ Sorry-Chair ⋅ r/badcode
Just started a virtual work experience, and the first task was to clone a git repo. I had a look through, and it turned out the 3 python files all used different indentation... Tabs, 4 Spaces and 2 Spaces.3yr ⋅ SpicyElectrons ⋅ r/badcode
A friend said I should post this here. Found in my codebase at work, try to guess what it does1yr ⋅ NoRecommendation5279 ⋅ r/badcode
In what real life situation would you ever be presented with code formatted like this? (See comment for my rant)1yr ⋅ _ROEG ⋅ r/badcode
Had to lookup one of my first projects and stumbled across this gem. There are so many questions I would like to ask my 16 year old me...3yr ⋅ Archerymaister ⋅ r/badcode
I apologize to mobile users (all users actually) in advance. See comments for expanded code and explanation.2yr ⋅ WreckerOfAll ⋅ r/badcode
last_group_last_last_last_last_last_last... Copilot rarely has a stroke on me, but when it does, it's beautiful2yr ⋅ averylazytom ⋅ r/badcode
Listen, I'm kinda a python veteran (2 years +) and the java methods are just bad compared to python2yr ⋅ woofymax ⋅ r/badcode
this monstrosity of a recursive function which I wrote for one of my University assignments2yr ⋅ DiskoverOfficial ⋅ r/badcode
The example webpage of my computer science professor who is teaching us how to code a webpage. This is triggering me so much, I don’t even know where to start. I replaced all the text with placeholders but didn’t touch any html tag at all.2yr ⋅ 6Maxence ⋅ r/badcode
Throwback to some years ago that I did an AQA computer science project in 48 lines (yes the lines are so long they go off my 16:9 screen)1yr ⋅ Ok_Scientist_8803 ⋅ r/badcode
Unused variables?!?!? One of DOZENS of examples I'm finding in this legacy nonsense. Stuff passed around and never used, things assigned to intermediate variable for no reason. Were they TRYING to make this hard to read? And those Writelines?!1yr ⋅ Dependent_Upstairs79 ⋅ r/badcode
Not everytime you need to go through the code to see if its good or bad2yr ⋅ Hitman_0_0_7 ⋅ r/badcode
String.split() is too complicated, this is the next best thing \_(ツ)_/ 2yr ⋅ BigDaddyEugene ⋅ r/badcode
Just found this in my company's old code. (What's shown is about 1/3 of the whole thing)3yr ⋅ local_meme_dealer45 ⋅ r/badcode
