What is this code!

Marvel said:

the problem now is, I don't have the tiniest clue why it works.

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Marvel said:

THE REAL QUESTION

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LucaMs said:

The real question is: "What is the real question?" ?

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DonManfred said:

How are you expecting anyone can help here? You did not uploaded a small project showing your "problem".
All we can do is guessing.

Edit: From my sight i would say not getting something to work.
But you also should know why it works.

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Marvel said:

not getting your code to work?

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Enrique Gonzalez R said:

this! 100% is the worst, when the code works and you are on time, just let it be and be happy. someday you will get it

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Marvel said:

But hey, I will just enjoy my success for now and keep investigating why

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• if it works but you can't be sure that it will always work --> only release it depending on the consequences of a possible failure (nothing, a call of someone shouting, losing some money or even a customer...)
• if it works and it is a well-proven algorithm or it can be tested to work on all situations --> don't worry be happy ?

JordiCP said:

The key for me is (assuming that the code must be released to the customer)

• if it works but you can't be sure that it will always work --> only release it depending on the consequences of a possible failure (nothing, a call of someone shouting, losing some money or even a customer...)
• if it works and it is a well-proven algorithm or it can be tested to work on all situations --> don't worry be happy ?

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ilan said:

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Marvel said:

or Getting it to work but not understanding how it works?

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ilan said:

View attachment 96059

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Marvel said:

Just a fun question...

What's worst;
Not getting your code to work? or Getting it to work but not understanding how it works?

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