Size Matters
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How does the use of that class look like? Perhaps
OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions myCurrentObjectOfOrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructionsForCustomerNumber1 = new OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions()
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There must be at least one person happy about the newly introduced var keyword then.
var ii=new OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions();:)Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [Why QA sucks] [My Articles]
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Huh? That is C#.
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Huh? That is C#.
verbose, no semi-colons, no curly brackets; my bet is on VB.NET :)
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verbose, no semi-colons, no curly brackets; my bet is on VB.NET :)
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Nope, just bad C#. The VB.Net would actually be shorter in this case (assuming the "var" C# keyword can't be used):
Dim myCurrentObjectOfOrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructionsForCustomerNumber1 As _
New OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions() -
public class OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions {/*...*/}
A 62-character class name that doesn't even make use of generics. The word "Order" appears 4 times. As always, live production code. :doh:
"Small is beautiful, but BIG is wonderful". (John Holmes)
2 bugs found. > recompile ... 65534 bugs found. :doh:
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"Small is beautiful, but BIG is wonderful". (John Holmes)
2 bugs found. > recompile ... 65534 bugs found. :doh:
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WiGgLr wrote:
that sounds very American
The american version goes: Small is beautiful, but big is better. :)
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((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth Edition -
public class OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions {/*...*/}
A 62-character class name that doesn't even make use of generics. The word "Order" appears 4 times. As always, live production code. :doh:
At least it is not:
public class OrdrBtchCustmrOrdrOrdrShpToOrdrShpCarrInstrs {/*...*/}
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IronScheme - 1.0 RC 1 - out now!
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public class OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions {/*...*/}
A 62-character class name that doesn't even make use of generics. The word "Order" appears 4 times. As always, live production code. :doh:
Apple code always used to have very long field and function names
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public class OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions {/*...*/}
A 62-character class name that doesn't even make use of generics. The word "Order" appears 4 times. As always, live production code. :doh:
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public class OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions {/*...*/}
A 62-character class name that doesn't even make use of generics. The word "Order" appears 4 times. As always, live production code. :doh:
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At least it is not:
public class OrdrBtchCustmrOrdrOrdrShpToOrdrShpCarrInstrs {/*...*/}
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((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth Editionpublic class OBCOOSTOSCInstrs { /*...*/ }
Software Zen:
delete this;
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public class OrderBatchCustomerOrderOrderShipToOrderShipCarrierInstructions {/*...*/}
A 62-character class name that doesn't even make use of generics. The word "Order" appears 4 times. As always, live production code. :doh:
Oh that kind of size, I see ;P ;P
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