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I dare you to show what sins you committed when you still were a newbie to programing.

Mine is below.

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  • 1
    Mine:
    I used to mix pascal case with camel case in Java.
    I also wanted to save space for extra long lines on my laptop, so I didn't indent my code.
    One horrible piece showing this:
  • 3
    It's not exactly programming, but I used to have useless IDs and classes in CSS... Like over a dozen in a single CSS file.
  • 4
    @Stuxnet

    !important
    !important
    !important
  • 2
    @Jilano that too. 🙃🙃

    I feel like a dirty whore if I use it more than once, but sometimes you gotta do dirty whore methods to make your shit work lol
  • 2
    Inline styling it was horrible
  • 3
    I used global variables so many. Like unrealistic amounts of global variables.
  • 1
    I actually "committed" (and even pushed) this sin..
    Although I gitignored the account key file, while saving the file I made a typo😅
  • 1
    When someone suggested a KENO game, I seriously responded with "millions of IFs!"
  • 2
    I was making a tic-tac-toe game. I didn't know how functions worked. So I made a custom function for each and every single place in the grid.
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    Calling redis cache inside a loop, rather than calling it outside and using it. #FML
  • 1
    Modded a course schedule php website's output completely with jquery to display the things I needed, instead of changing the php code because I was unfamiliar with php at that time.
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