There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
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Re: There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
#2A void method that returns a value? How on earth did this coffeeshop compile?
Re: There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
#3A void method that returns a value? How on earth did this coffeeshop compile?
Hopefully they'll fix this in the next GTA patch.
Re: There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
#4A void method that returns a value? How on earth did this coffeeshop compile?
A void method that returns a sandwich, no less.
Re: There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
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#6And a hilariously detailed start-up with a (Dropbox inspired?) play room. There's also a hacker character whose convincingly detailed computer setup shows several VIM sessions (one on a portrait oriented monitor).
Re: There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
#7And a hilariously detailed start-up with a (Dropbox inspired?) play room. There's also a hacker character whose convincingly detailed computer setup shows several VIM sessions (one on a portrait oriented monitor).
The attention to detail in this game is crazy
Re: There's a coffeeshop called java.update() in GTA V
#8A void method that returns a value? How on earth did this coffeeshop compile?
A void method that returns a sandwich , no less.
Never mind that the function casts (coerces? constructs?) ints to bread and ints to bacon. Let alone how it's got a special "plus" operator that can work on bread/bacon and return a sandwich...