S
Simon
I've had enough of C# Learner. I've had enough of his complaining
about using parentheses for every 'if' statement. I've had enough of
his complaining about having to mix assignment of return value of
methods with flow control, making writing code that's both readable
and consistent, impossible.
C# Learner is hindered by his complainging about C# being hindered by
its predecessors and the Microsoft marketing department. If C#
Learner had his way, he would complain to Anders about this language
not being one where readable code isn't a near impossibility for
non-trivial code; but no, C# Learner didn't have his way, and
Microsoft marketing and C++/Java got in Anders's way. The evidence is
blatently apparent in C# Learner's complaining.
C# Learner, the poster where complaining comes before usefulness, has
struck again. The repercussions affect us all.
about using parentheses for every 'if' statement. I've had enough of
his complaining about having to mix assignment of return value of
methods with flow control, making writing code that's both readable
and consistent, impossible.
C# Learner is hindered by his complainging about C# being hindered by
its predecessors and the Microsoft marketing department. If C#
Learner had his way, he would complain to Anders about this language
not being one where readable code isn't a near impossibility for
non-trivial code; but no, C# Learner didn't have his way, and
Microsoft marketing and C++/Java got in Anders's way. The evidence is
blatently apparent in C# Learner's complaining.
C# Learner, the poster where complaining comes before usefulness, has
struck again. The repercussions affect us all.