best swapping program ever....

Hmm.. a, b = b, a

[ a, b ] = [ b, a ];

That's why I love JavaScript 😄

Wtf. Why?

@DeepSpace Fuck you, litttle snake

Idk, about performance and shit, but this goes to my favourite list

@Froot but it seems kinda huge. I mean you create two arrays there instead of a temp variable. It'd be interesting to see if JS interpreters optimize that.

Took me a minute to realize what you were doing :P
But this only works when the parameters are loaded left to right.
Is it documented in .NET that it is that way? Otherwise this code could break in one of the many other .NET platforms.

FYI if ported to C or CPP this would be undefined behavior due to parameter statement execution order being undefined

IT BOTHERS ME SO MUCH MORE THAT HE DID THE C# THING WITH THE BRACKETS

@AlgoRythm but it is C#

@isaacWeisberg how is that c#? String is capitalized.

C# supports String as well as string. I just hate when people use both, so ugly

@sSam using System;

@sSam if not C#, then what is it?

@Froot that one originates from Python 😑

@moolsbytheway no it doesn't

@isaacWeisberg without the braces 😬😬 a,b = b,a

@ctwx It only creates one array. The right side is an array creation and the left side is an array destruction back to variables.
Not sure how array/object destruction is implemented in the engine tho

wtf...

@isaacWeisberg I've tried only like one program in C# so I might be wrong, but main method has to capitalized, the convention for method names is PascalCase so it would be GetItself instead of getItself and finally look at the tag of the post

That's brilliant

@sSam well if not C# then what?!

@isaacWeisberg java

@sSam what's java?

3 years later, yet nobody explained to him what's a java