When I first saw this line of code, I lamented that there was such a great existence in the world!

Some programmers can write a lot of code a day, and some programmers can't write much code for a few days. T his is normal because the amount of code does not measure the level of a programmer. S ometimes, a simple line of code makes people feel like they're in the world. When someone first saw this line of code, he lamented that there was such a great existence in the world.

The user says the algorithm of the code doesn't need to be too deep or weird. T he following line of simple code makes me feel really surprised. W hen I first saw the line of code, the sharer said he lamented that there was such a strong presence in the world. The sharer, who uses Matlab more professionally, says he can't find the beauty of python.

This is a line of python code, mainly implemented is the sort of a.

What do other netizens think about this line of code?

Netizen I: Are you sure you have a good line of code?

Netizen 2: Can this line of code reflect the brilliant wisdom of mankind?

Netizen three: C language standard library, all have qsort OK.

Netizen four: adjust a function, you actually feel surprised by heaven?

No one seems to agree with the view of the sharer about how the line of code is going. B ut it's also normal, everyone's level of knowledge is different. Let's see how to write hello world in 16 languages, regardless of how the code isn't good.

The sharer says he's just trying to sum up the language he's written, so people don't be too realistic about grammar.

The world's first program is hello world, and when many programmers get started, the first program they know or write is hello world. T he sharer above wrote hello world in 16 languages, as if it were not written in a compilation. I don't know if there are any daniels in the netizens, can write hello world in assembly language, or write in other languages.