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7/7/2025, 6:54:38 AM
>>530257119
It looks like code a highschooler would write when tasked with writing their very first own game in like java or something. They learn what a switch statement is, which is a step-up to a million if's, but they quickly just abuse that too without any intelligent design and quickly destroy any semblance of potential scalability. It isn't really a clever or 'thinking ahead' way to code anything and isn't really fit for anything you plan on being too complex i.e. like a videogame.
I mean people have gotten away with it fine before, I'm pretty sure undertale was written like that. But also games like Yandare Simulator were written like that too so you kinda have to think about it. tldr; just make sure to comment your code desu.
t. a no-dev
It looks like code a highschooler would write when tasked with writing their very first own game in like java or something. They learn what a switch statement is, which is a step-up to a million if's, but they quickly just abuse that too without any intelligent design and quickly destroy any semblance of potential scalability. It isn't really a clever or 'thinking ahead' way to code anything and isn't really fit for anything you plan on being too complex i.e. like a videogame.
I mean people have gotten away with it fine before, I'm pretty sure undertale was written like that. But also games like Yandare Simulator were written like that too so you kinda have to think about it. tldr; just make sure to comment your code desu.
t. a no-dev
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