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(Ovid) Re(2): How many bugs can *you* findby Ovid (Cardinal) |
on May 01, 2001 at 03:25 UTC ( [id://76811]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
New business idea: post code samples and try to get merlyn to offer free code reviews. Sell code reviews to clients... merlyn wrote: See what you can get for $10 of my time? How many of those would you have found for $10 of your time? {grin} Rather than list what I found, I'll list what I didn't. Then everyone can see what a faker I am :)
Gah! I didn't see that one. (FYI: if you don't see it, "my" binds tighter than the comma).
Saw the useless parens (and that despicable dot star!), but didn't think about $section having regex characters.
Sigh. I missed this one, too. All in all, I don't feel bad about catching most of the errors. This little post was 17 lines of code. Imagine expanding this out to over 2,000!
Cheers, Update: It's interesting to notice that someone can hack together a script that has virtually every line of code in error and have the script still work. The person who wrote this code was a coder, not a programmer. Join the Perlmonks Setiathome Group or just click on the the link and check out our stats.
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