Another glittering career falls at the first hurdle
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
You mean you can't just write them in reandom order and expect it to work?? :omg: Maybe that's been my problem all these years! :-D
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
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one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order
Before OOP most compilers were just top down in the order the lines appeared. Now with OOP line order isn't as important (calling order of course is) so perhaps that is where the confusion is. Still, hard to believe. :)
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
Not a problem with BASIC. :cool: Of course, proper modern languages don't use lines at all. Which can make things easier, or not.
You'll never get very far if all you do is follow instructions.
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
Really bad. As it was a post to a C64 forum, and it is about programming in BASIC, the answer should actualy be simple: ascending by line number.
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
Just to clarify... did David Bowie have a glittering career?
You'll never get very far if all you do is follow instructions.
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
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You mean you can't just write them in reandom order and expect it to work?? :omg: Maybe that's been my problem all these years! :-D
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject
How to debug small programs
Dave KreskowiakOf course it won't work! You "just write them in reandom order" and ask in QA to get it fixed
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Interesting, Grieg's Piano Concerto is my favorite, just so sad to see such a beautiful piece treated so badly. Dave.
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I saw this in a recent programming forum. It's probably time for him to call it a day... "...one thing that confuses me with programming is putting lines in the correct order."
Just another way of saying, "WTF am I doing?"
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