Some netizens described the programmer like this: "Checked shirt backpack, more money, less baldness." From this sentence, we can see four labels, plaid shirt, backpack, high income and baldness at an early age. However, this may be a rumor. Although aesthetics may reach a certain level in a certain field, not all programmers love to wear plaid shirts.
This can become a hot stalk, probably because there are indeed many programmers who love to wear plaid shirts. After the fire broke out, the words of a few people could not suppress this "rumor".
Let's share the popular interpretation of "programmers and their preference for shirts".
Plaid is a totem and sacrifice in the programmer circle. Because Bug is transliterated as "bully", wearing it can reduce the number of bugs.
Some programmers think this is the company's dress, so the first thing to do is to wear a plaid shirt. This has something to do with workplace culture.
Plaid shirts are very resistant to dirt. I wonder if you like your mother who buys you dark clothes. If so, maybe you can understand why programmers love to wear plaid. Because plaid is as resistant to dirt as dark color.
There are many styles of plaid shirts and they are suitable for a wide range of ages. There are actually many kinds of plaid shirts, although in our layman's eyes, they all look similar. There is no denying that it is suitable for a wide range of ages, from children as young as three to programmers as old as thirty-five. There is also a rumor that few programmers can persist until they are thirty-five.
Summary: Clothes make the man, and horses make the saddle. To put it bluntly, clothes are just a "facade". Sometimes the inside is much more important than the outside. Why are you dressed so brightly? I wish I could fix bugs and type code? Of course, I'm not a programmer, and I can't understand how they feel when they hear online hotspots. Maybe this is a joke. (Yes, yes, yes, we just love to wear it. )