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Fun questions for coders?

Hello, everyone! I hope this doesn't violate any rules... I am hoping to pick your brain as programmers.

I work for a social media agency and one of our clients is a coding event. We are tasked with shooting interviews with attendees and we would like to make it fun for them by asking them engaging, light hearted questions such as:

* Music or no music while coding?
* What's your biggest coding pet peeve?
* Tabs or spaces?

I ask for your help to help us come up with more questions similar to these please 🙏🏼 What are some other fun, engaging questions would you like to be asked or ask fellow coders?

Thank you so much!
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