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crushcoder
God
Gott hat die Welt ja nur in sieben Tagen erschaffen können, weil es keine installierte Basis gab.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Y0Gi" (Jan 22nd 2013, 4:15am)
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arghhhh,... wieso beschreibst du nur dinge die ich auch gerne können würde ...
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edit: wielange programmierst du schon in phyton wenn man fragen darf ?
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edit2: für manche deiner applikationen musstest du aber sicher dich mit google schlauer machen oder ?
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CapiTaliSaTion
Randomly capitalize the first letter of a syllable in the middle of a word. For example ComputeRasterHistoGram().
Reuse Names
Wherever the rules of the language permit, give classes, constructors, methods, member variables, parameters and local variables the same names. For extra points, reuse local variable names inside {} blocks. The goal is to force the maintenance programmer to carefully examine the scope of every instance. In particular, in Java, make ordinary methods masquerade as constructors.
Åccented Letters
Use accented characters on variable names. E.g.
typedef struct { int i; } ínt;
where the second ínt's í is actually i-acute. With only a simple text editor, it's nearly impossible to distinguish the slant of the accent mark.
Underscore, a Friend Indeed
Use _ and __ as identifiers.
Names From Mathematics
Choose variable names that masquerade as mathematical operators, e.g.:
openParen = (slash + asterix) / equals;
Bedazzling Names
Choose variable names with irrelevant emotional connotation. e.g.:
marypoppins = (superman + starship) / god;
This confuses the reader because they have difficulty disassociating the emotional connotations of the words from the logic they're trying to think about.
Misleading names
Make sure that every method does a little bit more (or less) than its name suggests. As a simple example, a method named isValid(x) should as a side effect convert x to binary and store the result in a database.
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