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Friday, August 1, 2025

Exiled Codes: What Are They? (Simple Guide for Beginners to Understand)

So, I got this idea to mess around with what I’m calling “exiled codes” – basically, little snippets of code that I want to keep separate from my main project. Think of it like sending those unruly code bits to a remote island, far away from the pristine beaches of my core application.

Exiled Codes: What Are They? (Simple Guide for Beginners to Understand)

Getting Started

First, I created a new folder. Nothing fancy, just a place to stash these exiled code experiments. I named it “exile_island” cause, why not?

The Experimentation Phase

Now, the fun part. I started throwing in different code files. These were mostly bits and pieces I was experimenting with, functions I wasn’t sure about, or just plain weird ideas I wanted to try without messing up my main project.

  • One file, I called it “messy_*” It held the code.
  • I also got one file about the *’s really helpful,so I put it in.
  • Maybe sometimes I would put in some C++ code, Just because I can.

Keeping it clean(sort of)

I tried to add a “readme” to the folder. That’s I can know what I did in the past few days.

The Result?

It is good. It helped me organize my code, and most importantly, it will not mess up with my main project!

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