>>7
en_GB spelling just shows that Brits are still closet French.
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Anonymous2007-10-19 14:56
>>7
I hate the world `programme' in this context, and I'm going to kill everyone using it. I'm indifferent on pretty much every else English word, but bringing out stupid flamewars between en_US and en_GB is beyond fucking stupid.
whot, a getSomething() method that returns void? MY MIND, SHE IS BROKEN.
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Anonymous2007-10-24 5:45
>>22
It returns nothing because it's written in shitCase.
It should have been GetSomething.
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Anonymous2007-10-24 10:03
>>22
It modifies object state instead of returning a value, making debugging easier amirite?
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Anonymous2007-10-24 10:27
>>24 modifies object state instead of returning a value
Epic failure
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Anonymous2007-10-24 12:21
EXPERT PROGRAMMEUR
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Anonymous2007-10-24 19:33
The term exists to differentiate programs where data and code are interchangeable. Lisp, Tcl, and Snobol are examples of homoiconic languages. Fortran, Cobol, C, C++, Java, Ada, Basic are examples of "heteroiconic" languages (this term is reasonable but not in wide use). Also, although in common usage Turing Equivalence is usually assumed, but that's not strictly necessary