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Life of a programmer in pictures : part 3

By Lokesh Gupta | Filed Under: Miscellaneous

When I manage to replace 200 lines of the algorithm by only 10 lines

When I manage to replace 200 lines of the algorithm by only 10 lines

when i need to do a quick-fix to correct a bug in production

when i need to do a quick-fix to correct a bug in production

When I notice I was editing production code and I quickly correct my errors

When I notice I was editing production code and I quickly correct my errors

when I open my code on Monday morning

when I open my code on Monday morning

when I open the folder that contains code from the intern

when I open the folder that contains code from the intern

when I read a technical document written by marketing

when I read a technical document written by marketing

When I return to development of my code that wasn’t commented

When I return to development of my code that wasn't commented

when I see a client talking to a marketing guy at the coffee machine

when I see a client talking to a marketing guy at the coffee machine

When I see someone commit 500 files to fix one bug

When I see someone commit 500 files to fix one bug

when I see someone write his first ever lines of code

when I see someone write his first ever lines of code

When I start coding without doing analysis first

When I start coding without doing analysis first

when I wait for a long compile

when I wait for a long compile

LOL !!

More such moments : Part 1, Part 2 , Part 4

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  1. suma

    I want to improve my communication skill.I am facing lot of issue without it…I am not talking to my manager and superiors properly…

    Reply

  2. Deepak Srivastav

    Hello Sir such a funny description of IT development guy

    Reply

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