[b0rsuk]

I think "find the bug in this code piece" questions are dumb! When you program, you don't get a helpful fairy (or Clippy for you Windows users) telling you the code is wrong and needs fixing. The bug manifests itself in production or when you try to execute the code. Bad output, exceptions or segfaults, slow operation, infinite loop. Then you have a vague idea what to look for, or at least what kind of input causes errors. Furthermore, if you're the author you should know what the code is trying to do, and how. I believe programmers in teams are usually told to fix their bugs, not fix someone else's bug ?

I'd rather see a question like "Please modify this piece of code to add X functionality."