Always choose your friends wisely.

My favorite language is Ruby.

3/2=1 🤔

Yeah; worst I could come up with.

haha

Embarrassing xD

@Root Is it? All ruby developers I know are seemingly happy with the language. Can't say the same about JS developers though.

I love JavaScript. I know she is difficult but with love you can move mountains :D

@Root wow why is that ?

@thecode I am happy btw.

Well. Ideally I'd want the behavior to be consistent. I.e. If the first one does a addition then the second one should too. Or else both of them should do string append.

@AngryDev9981 Integer division? It's pretty normal. Just annoying.

@thecode Ruby is wonderful. That's why I couldn't come up with anything worse than what I listed 😋

JMP FFFF:0

@gudishvibes Sorry, https://jsfiddle.net/0q9bsgn8/ . But hey, it's not 100% illogical

@AngryDev9981 well you don’t sound like an angry Dev then😂

@Frederick jeez... 🙄 it's not like people do not understand why this happens. We do. We understand it and it is horse crap. Because it is not consistent and violates the principle of least surprise.

What I hate is people confusing not understanding with not liking. Happens way too often.

@Root same in C/C++ ..and java, right?

@embeddedmaikel I'm not sure about java, but C/C++ definitely behave this way. It's pretty common behavior.

JS has plenty of oddities, but the ones in the cartoon arent weird at all, that makes perfect sense to me given type coercion, which is one of the most powerful aspects of the language.

@smirving agree

@JustThat a new js framework ?

@gudishvibes It does and there are reasons behind it.

@serverconnected yeah, not angry on my favorite language though. :D

@Root I have worst than that.

4/3 = 1

@Drogooo Well, it is true.

@thecode bashing everything popular is where its at right