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I am serious. In 1 month, I wrote 32451 lines of code.

- 960 functions
- 189 unit tests

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  • 3
    It's doable for good dev with practice, as a noob i managed to write 2k lines in one day
  • 5
    Yeah, but now, after that sprint, I am running low on energy. I guess I should go for rest for another 2 months to recover :))
  • 3
    where did u count those lines!
    i know the editor provides lines count but still in how many modules did u count?
  • 1
    Visual Studio has tools for that. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions...) They are not super accurate.

    It was calculated in 33 projects (including unit tests) which from high-level are 7 modules.
  • 1
    Doesn't c# have braces on their own lines as part of standards guidelines? Still that is a lot of code.
  • 1
    @arcadesdude Yes, by design guideline you must enter braces in a new line.
  • 2
    How do u count that??
  • 1
    @sdushantha
    Yes, it is just hello world script. Separated in 7-8 modules. Each hello world script is deployed in dedicated Azure Function, that is triggered from Service Bus queue. In short, it is: hello world scriptS.
  • 1
    @thesagya VisualStudio has code metrics for that. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions...)
  • 3
    If the code isn’t already reviewed, I pity the reviewers.
  • 2
    @abhishekb :)) code is ofcourse reviewed. But with small chunk of pull requests.
  • 1
    Sounds like too much lines for that program! Try Python 😀
  • 1
    @w00000t I hate snakes :D
  • 1
    @zickig and from what you decided that before writing nothing was planned ?
  • 0
    Guys, u can try this to count lines of source code... great one in my opinion... plus, shows lines with respect to file types

    https://github.com/cgag/loc

    To op:
    Wow that is awesome!!! My total codebase till date is not that big 😨😨
  • 1
    That actually sounds horrible.. do you ever think between typing or are you just copy pasting? Either that or you generated lots of entities which accounts for 20k lines 😂
  • 0
    Yes I copy pasted this line:

    Console.WriteLine("HelloWorld");
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