Best Programming Memes of the Week

 

Introduction:

There is no real benefit from this article, but despite that, you chose to read it

but there is no better feeling than laughing at a meme that shares your suffering with a Programming language, and if you understand the meme, you understand the language!

therefore Here’s the ‘Best Programming Memes of the Week’ I found.

First time using js Regex be like:

Every front-end dev’s friend:

using while be like:

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Every developer’s nightmare:

my in any work group:

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