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I've seen the fun of "prints everywhere" in production when a colleague forgot to remove a "Why the fuck do you end up here?" followed by a bunch of variables before committing a hot-fix... Customers weren't to amused...
Edit: That was a PHP driven web shop and the message ended up on to of the checkout page
That must've prompted a bit of existential crisis in some shoppers. I can see going to purchase some useless consumer shit online and getting a message "Why the fuck do you end up here?" and just closing my browser and rethinking my life decisions.
@Nicktar I usually prefer the prints everywhere approach, but of course printing to STDERR not STDOUT - so it ends up in a log, and not in the program output ๐ won't make that mistake again!