| ??? 01/31/05 13:47 Read: times |
#86199 - learning a language Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Raghu,
I often comment that "is it easy to learn a language, what is difficult is to learn to learn a language". While that is ment about languages like German, Dutch, Farsi etc. I think it can be applied to assembler, C etc as well. So what did your customer get: something that was structured and commented in a professional way, maybe with a few amateurish codelines. A parallel could be using 'and' in a '51 forgetting that bit instructions exist. In relation to that as I often say "I do not give a hoot if a program works if it is maintainable" So did you customer get a "win" ABSOLUTELY. Erik |
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