Why do programmers choose to write their own code instead of using code that is already available online?

11.06.2025 06:54

Because the code that is available usually sucks.

Code that is truly extraordinary disappears from the public space a lot faster than you can say

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How can one translate "You're welcome" from English to French using formal language? Are there any other ways to say this phrase in a more polite manner?

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How can one translate "You're welcome" from English to French using formal language? Are there any other ways to say this phrase in a more polite manner?