This is why one shouldn't code in more than one language a day. Basically spent almost 15 minutes to find out why it wasn't working.

Wait till you mix JavaScript, C#, and C++...

I always have issues with brackets in python 😂

Strangely I never had a problem like this. I always manage just switch to different programming language. At very most I forget a function or few but I always manage to get the syntax ok. :)

from C import include

Recently i named js variables like $somename and forgot to place var before it 😄

once I was so frustrated and stressed, I did an image tag like this

<img href='blahblah/blah.png'>

and got more stress cuz I wasn't able to find why it is not working for around 15mins 😂😂😂

Just
#define include import

Happens all the time, once worked with Swift most of the day then went to work with Java, kept using "self' instead of "this" lol

There is a real cost to context-switching, but it gets easier after a while.

When I'm lucky, I only use one programming language a day.

When I'm not (generally because of production bug, so more stress), it can go up to 5 (not counting HTML/CSS/JS here). At the end of those days I'm just a zombie that forgot how to speak.

Why 5 you might ask? Apps on iOS/Android, coded mostly in C++, so that's C++, Objective-C and Java (we have lots of wrappers). Then legacy back-end and website are in PHP (and on different CMS because fck yeah), new back-end is in Python.

Every time I spent some time on just one language and change to another one I get confused. So I need to use some cheatsheets to develop fine on this first moment.