

rkolter wrote:I had a prof once for Cobol (yeah, cobol) who gave you a perfect score no matter what crud you turned in. I deliberately wrote my program so it would crash and put comments in asking him to give me an "F" if he read them.
I got an "A".
He also liked to hand out the previous semester's programs for students to debug. I pity the student who got my program.
Your teacher sounds like she needs a month long vacation to get back in the groove.
TimberWolf wrote:rkolter wrote:I had a prof once for Cobol (yeah, cobol) who gave you a perfect score no matter what crud you turned in. I deliberately wrote my program so it would crash and put comments in asking him to give me an "F" if he read them.
I got an "A".
He also liked to hand out the previous semester's programs for students to debug. I pity the student who got my program.
Your teacher sounds like she needs a month long vacation to get back in the groove.
Heh heh, comments are fun. Last year in my code for visual basic, I wrote out everything that I got for christmas. I also typed in stupid stuff like 'quit stealing my code.' I also put in dirty jokes from time to time. It actually became a unique signature, so he would know if anybody would print out my code for themselves if I left the room. (A lot of people did too.)

Warren wrote:TimberWolf wrote:rkolter wrote:I had a prof once for Cobol (yeah, cobol) who gave you a perfect score no matter what crud you turned in. I deliberately wrote my program so it would crash and put comments in asking him to give me an "F" if he read them.
I got an "A".
He also liked to hand out the previous semester's programs for students to debug. I pity the student who got my program.
Your teacher sounds like she needs a month long vacation to get back in the groove.
Heh heh, comments are fun. Last year in my code for visual basic, I wrote out everything that I got for christmas. I also typed in stupid stuff like 'quit stealing my code.' I also put in dirty jokes from time to time. It actually became a unique signature, so he would know if anybody would print out my code for themselves if I left the room. (A lot of people did too.)
eh. Commenting is for the birds. I figure whoever needs to maintain my programs in the future should have to earn their cash.
I love spaghetti code.




mcDuffies wrote:Now I need someone owes someone apologuise!
Namely, Toxic needs to apologuise to me as the formal representative of Junk forum for posting fake informations and later aditing them!
In fact, while we're at that, everyone should apologuise to me, cause everybody has skeletons in their closet!

rkolter wrote:cause everybody - Grammar. 'Cause' is a word, but is improperly used. Because is the word you wanted. Alternatively, you could have said, "Cause: Everybody...". You didn't. *kick in the groin*
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