Sad news. Thanks for sharing this.

You could use something like:

if input("Enter code: ") == "1938":

print("Correct")

What do you want to do?

1. Test all the values and then print the text if and only if they all are correct.
2. Start printing the letters if the first values are right, but stop once a single wrong value is encountered.

They already reversed course totally: https://about.gitlab.com/company/strategy/index.html#customer-acceptance

Some reasons we may choose not to work with certain entities include, but are not limited to:

Making derogatory statements or threats toward our community.

Encouraging violence or discrimination against legally protected groups.

The same container format (but converted to little-endian byte order) was adopted by Microsoft as RIFF.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Interchange_File_Format

What they want is to get a Code of Commieduct imposed that will help them take control of the organization and politically purge it. Feigning offense is just a tool that they use because it gets them what they want.

It wasn't offensive at all. It's a mistake to treat these people as if they were at all honest. For them it's all about power and language is just a weapon.

Improved Jew generator with more names and ten results at a time:

import random
print("Jew name generator.")
first_names = ("Alan", "Barbara", "Bella", "Ben", "Bernie", "Chaim", "David", "Deborah", "Dianne",
               "Elaine", "Ellen", "Irving", "Isaac", "Israel", "Jerry", "Joe", "Judy", "Leonard",
               "Madeleine", "Max", "Moses", "Moshe", "Rachel", "Ruth", "Samuel", "Saul", "Shlomo",
               "Simon", "Susan", "William")
last_starters = ("Adel", "Alt", "Ber", "Blumen", "Fein", "Finkel", "Fried", "Gold", "Gold", "Green",
               "Hoff", "Kauf", "Leh", "Mad", "Rosen", "Roth", "Silver", "Stein", "Weiz", "Zucker")
last_enders = ("berg", "baum", "berger", "blatt", "coff", "gold", "man", "man", "schmidt", "son",
               "stein", "thal", "witz")
while True:
    print()
    for i in range(10):
        first = random.choice(first_names)
        last = random.choice(last_starters) + random.choice(last_enders)
        print("", first, last)
    if input("\nEnter 'n' to quit or press enter to try again.") == "n":
        break

/v/LearnPython is a ghost town now but you may find some useful posts there.

https://voat.co/v/LearnPython/48367

from random import choice
print("Jew name generator.\n")
first_names = ("Alan", "Bella", "Ben", "Bernie", "David", "Deborah", "Dianne", "Elaine", "Ellen",
               "Isaac", "Israel", "Jerry", "Joe", "Madeleine", "Moses", "Samuel", "Simon", "William")
last_starters = ("Ber", "Blumen", "Fein", "Gold", "Leh", "Mad", "Rosen", "Roth", "Weis")
last_enders = ("berg", "berger", "coff", "gold", "man", "man", "stein", "thal", "thal", "witz")
while True:
    first = choice(first_names)
    last = choice(last_starters) + choice(last_enders)
    print("\n" + first, last)
    if input("\n\nEnter 'n' to quit or press enter to try again.") == "n":
        break

That's a feature, not a bug. OOP is garbage.

Object oriented programming is trash.

That's the code that stops the program from running unless the user has the right version of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable installed, so that you never know whether your Win32 applications will run on machines other than the one you compiled on. It's a feature!

Easy to make one, hard to make a good one, hard to fund it.

I would. Why not?

Bitwise is a free educational project about building the software and hardware stack for a simple computer from scratch, running on an FPGA. This includes all the systems software, including operating system, compiler, etc, as well as the HDL source code for the CPU, graphics chip, peripheral controllers--all of it.

https://bitwise.handmade.network/

"Modern C++" is already a pile of shit. The only salvation of C++ today is that you can still use the language language like classic C with some actually useful additional features (although Stroustrup and his short bus companions have always made this harder than it should have been). This is just more motivation for good programmers to look for (or create) alternatives to C++.

The youtube link should take you to 2:29:30, which is the relevant part of the video.

Whatever their faults, the British saved the Hindu Indians from being utterly exterminated by the Muslims.

It's worse than that. What Robert Martin wants is to set himself up as the head of a government-backed cartel and outlaw the employment of programmers without a license from him.

It's a propaganda piece promoting scummy cocksucker Robert Martin and his push for government regulation and compulsory licensing of programmers.

The link should take you to the right point in the stream (which is 1:20:28), and the discussion of interview techniques goes on for about 13 minutes.

Another typical shit head woman working in IT.

https://images.encyclopediadramatica.se/8/8b/Ironholds_wtf.jpg Doesn't look like a typical woman to me.

https://www.visualstudio.com/en-gb/products/visual-studio-community-vs

Q: Who can use Visual Studio Community?

A: Here’s how individual developers can use Visual Studio Community:

Any individual developer can use Visual Studio Community to create their own free or paid apps.

http://handmadehero.org/

"Handmade Hero is an ongoing project to create a complete, professional-quality game accompanied by videos that explain every single line of its source code. ... Although 100% of the programming for the game is captured in the videos, each step is also accompanied by continuous explanation of what is going on and why. It is meant to serve as a de facto class on game programming. "