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Whether you use tab or space to make indentations, whether you use if or switch, whether you're into functional programming or object oriented programming, you'll love this list of the latest programming memes from the r/programmmerhumor subreddit. 

while (true) {

refreshMemesList('r/programminghumor');

readNextMeme();

}

If you understand what it says above, check out our latest batch of programming memes from r/programminghumor. They're hilarious and the perfect way to waste ahem spend some time in between programming. 

If you include R or Java as one of the languages you speak, as well as English, have a look at the latest memes from r/programmerhumor. They're the kind of jokes and memes that most people won't get...unless they do. Check out last week's programming memes for even more jokes to quietly laugh at at your desk.

Programming is often touted as a smart and lucrative career path. It's a job that (sometimes) offers flexibility and great benefits. But it's far from sunshine and Nyan Cat rainbows. The hours are long. The mistakes are frustrating. And your eyesight is almost guaranteed to suffer. These memes cover most of the frustration (and funny moments) of programming. At least we can laugh through the pain. 

If you know what is "!false" and what is "!true", especially if you don't "arrays" what you've done, you'll love these jokes to tickle the funny bone of the most stoic coder. Though it might be a bit high-brow and over the head of the average meme-lover, programming memes and jokes can truly be hilarious. There is no better place to let off some steam and commiserate with your fellow programmers with the r/programminghumor subreddit.

The power of a comma on line 1253… It can truly be Unexpected '{' bug in your code, so finding some humor in watching hours of work go 'poof' is mission-critical. So tie up your arguments and you will appreciate these programming memes and jokes. You will not find a more wretched hive of script zingers and coding SNAFUs than in r/programminghumor, so make sure you don't miss out on any. 

If you answer "Java or C++" when someone asks what languages you speak, here are some memes made specially for you. Fresh from r/programmerhumor, this batch of hilarious new memes is sure to make you laugh so much you cry code. Here's some more from last week to keep you going. 

If you're the kind of person who would rather stay in programming on a Friday night than go out to a bar, we've got the perfect memes for you. r/programminghumor is stuffed to the brim with jokes and memes that only certain people get - and you'll know if you're one of them. See our collection from last week for even more programming memes and funnies. 

If you're a programmer and find that people's eyes glaze over when you talk about programming, or they don't laugh at your programming jokes, it's ok. There's a place online for you and it's called r/programmerhumor. We made a fresh batch of new memes from there to keep you laughing. 

Learning programming is like knowing a foreign language, and understanding programming jokes is definitely something limited to those who speak that language. If Java means something other than coffee to you, check out the latest memes from the r/programminghumor subreddit. 

Programming is often touted as a smart and lucrative career path. It's a job that (sometimes) offers flexibility and great benefits. But it's far from sunshine and Nyan Cat rainbows. The hours are long. The mistakes are frustrating. And your eyesight is almost guaranteed to suffer. These memes cover most of the frustration (and funny moments) of programming. At least we can laugh through the pain. 

Programming is often touted as a smart and lucrative career path. It's a job that (sometimes) offers flexibility and great benefits. But it's far from sunshine and Nyan Cat rainbows. The hours are long. The mistakes are frustrating. And your eyesight is almost guaranteed to suffer. These memes cover most of the frustration (and funny moments) of programming. At least we can laugh through the pain. 

Ever had a boss that wanted to do something you knew was stupid, like standing on a ladder supported by a second ladder, supported by something on wheels? And you're like "I think this is unsafe" and he's all "this is how we've done it for years and nothing bad has happened, I mean except that one time." Man, screw that noise.

A little something for all the developers out there, making our lives easier and melting their eyes in front of screens for hours on end. We salute you.