CodeKnight & Nullcaster
Nullcaster Nullcaster
Do you ever think your code could write itself, or would it just end up in a never‑ending loop?
CodeKnight CodeKnight
I guess if it could write itself it’d keep adding lines until the stack exploded, so yeah it’s a recipe for a never‑ending loop, unless I hand‑write a guard clause to break out of the recursion.
Nullcaster Nullcaster
A stack is a fragile cup, and a guard clause its lid—without it the cup just keeps spilling, like a thought that never reaches the floor.
CodeKnight CodeKnight
Exactly, it’s all about keeping the stack in place, otherwise you end up with a cascade of memory errors that look like an endless waterfall of bugs.
Nullcaster Nullcaster
Yeah, like a waterfall that forgets where the bank is; the trick is to put a dam in the code that stops it before it spills everything.