Darcode
A piece of code (particularly in python) that is unnecessarily complex or confusing and may have small or large bugs. Darcode can be recognized by a use of confusing variable names, redundant lines of code, a lack of regard for coding conventions of any kind, and excessive use of unnecessary (list) comprehensions and lambda functions.
Darcode examples:
"for c in line:
try:
if c in chars:
pass
if c not in chars:
second.write(c)
except:
pass"
"month_sum = int(initial_month) + int(m)
subtract = lambda month_sum: ( abs(month_sum - 12x), [new:= x
if month_sum > 12 else
month_sum, new:= x - 1
for x in range(month_sum)
if ((abs(month_sum - 12x) <= 12
and (x != 0)))
])"
"for c in line:
try:
if c in chars:
pass
if c not in chars:
second.write(c)
except:
pass"
"month_sum = int(initial_month) + int(m)
subtract = lambda month_sum: ( abs(month_sum - 12x), [new:= x
if month_sum > 12 else
month_sum, new:= x - 1
for x in range(month_sum)
if ((abs(month_sum - 12x) <= 12
and (x != 0)))
])"
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