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Re: Principle of Inclusion

by sub_chick (Hermit)
on May 18, 2006 at 18:06 UTC ( [id://550309]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Principle of Inclusion

I enjoyed reading your "Principle of Inclusion" and its explanation. Just a couple of days ago, I had a talk with a C Programmer who displayed his dislike of Perl. When I asked 'Why?', he replied, "Because it's a programming language made to be very loose and flexible and therefore very vulnerable."
I then explained the TMTOWTDI viewpoint and itsflexiblity in hopes that was the reason why he called Perl "loose". He eventually saw the light and realized that its based solely on the programmer's skills and experience. Lastly, he decided to give Perl another try and actually READ books and manuals this time around.

Es gibt mehr im Leben als Bücher, weißt du. Aber nicht viel mehr. - (Die Smiths)"

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Re^2: Principle of Inclusion
by derby (Abbot) on May 18, 2006 at 18:41 UTC

    C Programmer .. it's a programming language made to be very loose and flexible and therefore very vulnerable.

    pot meet kettle ... kettle, pot

    -derby
Re^2: Principle of Inclusion
by apotheon (Deacon) on May 27, 2006 at 18:55 UTC

    Has he gotten around to reading said books yet? Is there progress? Enquiring minds want to know — or, at least, I do.

    print substr("Just another Perl hacker", 0, -2);
    - apotheon
    CopyWrite Chad Perrin

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