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How many lines of code do you have?

How many lines of code do you have?

2 Billion Lines
Google Is 2 Billion Lines of Code—And It’s All in One Place. By comparison, Microsoft Windows—one of the most complex software tools ever built for a single computer—is about 50 million lines. How big is Google?

How long should lines of code be?

80 to 100 characters
Ideally, one line of code is a unit element that means or performs something specific – a part of a sentence if you will. It is generally agreed that the ideal length for a line of code is from 80 to 100 characters.

Is shorter code always better?

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Arguably, using shorter lines of code is more efficient than spreading the code over several lines. If you have more lines of code, there are more places for bugs to hide and finding them might be more of a hassle. Fewer lines of code can achieve the same results (and probably better) than many lines of code.

What is a good Max line length?

Most style guidelines for most programming languages recommend a maximum line length, typically 80 characters.

How many lines of code does it take to run Android?

The Android operating system runs on 12-15 million lines. The Large Hadron Collider uses 50 million lines. Not including backend code, Facebook runs on 62 million lines of code.

How many lines of code are in a car’s software?

With the advent of sophisticated, cloud-connected infotainment systems, the car software in a modern vehicle apparently uses 100 million lines of code. This is according to Wired magazine. All Google services combine for a whopping 2 billion lines.

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How many lines of code does it take to run a drone?

The control software to run a U.S. military drone uses 3.5 million lines of code. A Boeing 787 has 6.5 million lines behind its avionics and online support systems. Google Chrome (browser) runs on 6.7 million lines of code (upper estimate).

How many lines of code should a software project have?

Often, I want to quickly get an impression of the scale and complexity of a project, and the count of lines of code can give a good first impression. 500 lines of code implies a relatively simple project, 100,000 lines of code implies a very large/complicated project.