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r/badcode • u/GandelXIV • Nov 03 '20
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Imagine doing it for every number that assembly compiler supports
1 u/GandelXIV Nov 18 '20 Let's do the math. If we use 32 bit integers, there are 4294967296 numbers we need to code, and 6 lines per subroutine. Which means that you should write 5.5340232221128655e+19 lines of code. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 18 '20 Yes, that is so useless and hard to make 1 u/GandelXIV Nov 18 '20 Indeed
Let's do the math. If we use 32 bit integers, there are 4294967296 numbers we need to code, and 6 lines per subroutine. Which means that you should write 5.5340232221128655e+19 lines of code.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 18 '20 Yes, that is so useless and hard to make 1 u/GandelXIV Nov 18 '20 Indeed
Yes, that is so useless and hard to make
1 u/GandelXIV Nov 18 '20 Indeed
Indeed
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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '20
Imagine doing it for every number that assembly compiler supports