Code Correctness Debates
Discussions focus on verifying whether code logic, conditions, or properties hold true across all cases, with arguments over counterexamples, edge cases, tests, heuristics, preconditions, and common errors like missing negations.
Activity Over Time
Top Contributors
Keywords
Sample Comments
Probably because that kind of statement doesn't pass all the tests
No, they don't do that check, that is the problem.
I didn't say it must be always correct
It's not an error, it's deliberate.
bottom line is: this doesn't happen. Feel free to study why not.
This one violates the 'if not' though.
Shouldn't there be a measure of error to decide that it is not any of of them?
It's not being ignored. It's being judged to be incorrect.
C is the correct question to see, if this actually works
This doesn't pass the sniff test. Please, show me the napkin math where this remotely adds up.