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#150006 - you missed the point Responding to: ???'s previous message |
multiple compiler/language output is relatively easy once the logic of the thing is figured out, and will add to the "market" of the thing.
You missed my point I, for one, will no use code that containg 'if' statements not related to what I am doing. Its affect on the readability and maintainability of the code is very negative. And, as said before I do not give a hoot if code works, I do give a hoot that it is readable and maintainable Erik |
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