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  • K k bl

    I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

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    Rap would be anything written in LOLCODE?

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      I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

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      Visual Basic

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      • K k bl

        I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

        ASP.Net meets JQuery... Imagine the possibilities.

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        Whitespace?

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          VBScript, with lots of repeating comments that don't add any real value :-\

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          • K k bl

            I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

            ASP.Net meets JQuery... Imagine the possibilities.

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            xml?

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              k-bl wrote:

              what would rap be?

              Unintelligible garbage that no-one understands :)

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              Perl...?

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                I'd see VB as more of an advert jingle

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                • K k bl

                  I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

                  ASP.Net meets JQuery... Imagine the possibilities.

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                  Eanna M annion
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                  So in that case would the programmer be the composer and the compiler the conductor? I was listening to an SSIS package recently where the composer drags and drops all kinds of functionality into the score, could that compare to making techno tunes?

                  Enda Mannion Ireland.

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                    Perl...?

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                    Perls a singer.

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                      Perls a singer.

                      ------------------------------------ "Men may make bad decisions, immoral decisions or just plain wrong decisions, but at least they make decisions. Women on the other hand..." Patrick Kielty 2006

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                      Klingon opera singer maybe.

                      -- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit

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                        Klingon opera singer maybe.

                        -- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit

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                        It was a song by Elkie Brookes back in the 70's when dinosaurs ruled the earth.

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                          It was a song by Elkie Brookes back in the 70's when dinosaurs ruled the earth.

                          ------------------------------------ "Men may make bad decisions, immoral decisions or just plain wrong decisions, but at least they make decisions. Women on the other hand..." Patrick Kielty 2006

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                          Jorgen Sigvardsson
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                          The 70's are mostly fuzzy to me. Not because of drugs, but mostly because of unfinished synapses. :)

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                          • K k bl

                            I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

                            ASP.Net meets JQuery... Imagine the possibilities.

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                            k-bl wrote:

                            If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be?

                            Brainf**k[^]

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                              It was a song by Elkie Brookes back in the 70's when dinosaurs ruled the earth.

                              ------------------------------------ "Men may make bad decisions, immoral decisions or just plain wrong decisions, but at least they make decisions. Women on the other hand..." Patrick Kielty 2006

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                              Unfortunately you have forced me to think unpleasant thoughts. The song was also released, either as a 'B' side or album track, can't remember which, by 'He who shall not be named' (Lady in Red, nuff said, nudge, nudge, wink, wink!) Curse you DD. :mad:

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                                So in that case would the programmer be the composer and the compiler the conductor? I was listening to an SSIS package recently where the composer drags and drops all kinds of functionality into the score, could that compare to making techno tunes?

                                Enda Mannion Ireland.

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                                Enda Mannion wrote:

                                and drops all kinds of functionality into the score, could that compare to making techno tunes?

                                Only if the functionality makes no sense ;)

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                                  k-bl wrote:

                                  If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be?

                                  Brainf**k[^]

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                                  Mustafa Ismail Mustafa
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                                  That would be something completely unintelligible like some of Slipknot's songs.

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                                    That would be something completely unintelligible like some of Slipknot's songs.

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                                    Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

                                    That would be something completely unintelligible like some of Slipknot's songs.

                                    Not if your 15. :-D

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                                      Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

                                      That would be something completely unintelligible like some of Slipknot's songs.

                                      Not if your 15. :-D

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                                      Mustafa Ismail Mustafa
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                                      Hey, I love heavy metal /hard rock, but Slipknot? The whole grindcore genre is just painful noise. My opinion

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                                        Hey, I love heavy metal /hard rock, but Slipknot? The whole grindcore genre is just painful noise. My opinion

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                                        Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

                                        Hey, I love heavy metal /hard rock, but Slipknot? The whole grindcore genre is just painful noise. My opinion

                                        Hey yeah me too! (Must be a coders thing - I tend to find more programmers listen to heavy stuff than non programmers. I have absolutely no facts whatsoever to back up my statements, but, eh, what you gonna do??!) I've actually got some Slipknot CD's - their second album was the best, but now they've gone very soft and gash. Don't listen to them anymore - well, not unless it gets "shuffled" onto :)

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                                        • K k bl

                                          I don't know why this popped in my mind, but on my way home from work, while listening to some music and thinking about some code I starting thinking about comparing the two. If a well written object oriented function were a symphony and an efficient hack - pop, what would rap be? I don't know where this stuff comes from.

                                          ASP.Net meets JQuery... Imagine the possibilities.

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                                          How do you write an object oriented function? :doh: As for the original question, rap would probably be something along the lines of useless comments. Good rap would be akin to useless comments infused with sarcasm and wit.

                                          Todd Smith

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