“Nerds in Love” Coder Cake [PIC]

May 25, 2010 by Geeks are Sexy | View Comments

I’m not exactly sure where this cake comes from, but it sure looks geeky… and delicious! To whoever this cake is addressed, a lot of efforts were put into making it, so I truly wish you guys unending joy and happiness!

Thanks Richard!

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  • Q

    brilliant :))

  • Q

    brilliant :))

  • Diesal11

    THE CAKE IS A LIE!

  • Diesal11

    THE CAKE IS A LIE!

  • http://www.twitter.com/codephase Codephase

    best. wedding cake. EVER!

  • http://www.twitter.com/codephase Codephase

    best. wedding cake. EVER!

  • FenrawrX

    ” so I truly wish you guys unending joy and happiness!”

    better get an infinite loop on the go

    amazing cake tbh

  • FenrawrX

    ” so I truly wish you guys unending joy and happiness!”

    better get an infinite loop on the go

    amazing cake tbh

  • Rod

    I love it!

  • Rod

    I love it!

  • glassroseheart

    what language is this?

  • glassroseheart

    what language is this?

  • Ryan

    @Diesal11:
    Yes, it’s a lie, but not for the reason you think.

    While “do…until” is proper syntax, it is long considered depreciated as “do…while” is the near universal iteration for loops that need to run at least once.

    (The diff? “do…until” breaks when the condition is true, where “do…while” breaks when it is false.)

  • Ryan

    @Diesal11:
    Yes, it’s a lie, but not for the reason you think.

    While “do…until” is proper syntax, it is long considered depreciated as “do…while” is the near universal iteration for loops that need to run at least once.

    (The diff? “do…until” breaks when the condition is true, where “do…while” breaks when it is false.)

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