13 Apr
2017
13 Apr
'17
8:04 a.m.
From: Rod Smallwood
All computer computer languages are only as good or
bad as the person
using them.
True words. I'd rather work on a program written in assembly language,
done by a _really good_ programmer, than a program written in _anything_,
done by a bad one. (My classic example: that MOS OS done by Jim Mathis
in PDP-11 assembler.)
Noel
13 Apr
13 Apr
9:19 a.m.
I've always said a bad programmer can write bad code in any language.
That said, language features that help a good programmer write better code
go a long way.
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On Thu, Apr 13, 2017 at 08:04:22AM -0400, Noel Chiappa via cctalk wrote:
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From: Rod
Smallwood
All computer computer languages are only as good
or bad as the person
using them.
True words. I'd rather work on a program written in assembly language,
done by a _really good_ programmer, than a program written in _anything_,
done by a bad one. (My classic example: that MOS OS done by Jim Mathis
in PDP-11 assembler.)
Noel
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