Reflection? Classes? Objects?
Pah, all you need is Loop, If and Gosub + Return
Pah, all you need is Loop, If and Gosub + Return
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How do you know if you haven't read it?Originally posted by zeitghost
Ha, hoisted by your own whatsit!
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Originally posted by zeitghost
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Oh yes. Said permie java developer also believes that ..Originally posted by Jaws View Post
I'm not too worried about source control because we have it all on the shared drive and that's backed up on the network each night.Comment
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Ouch - sounds painfulOriginally posted by Churchill View PostHa, hoisted by your own whatsit!
Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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pedantOriginally posted by Xenophon View Postpetard
Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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He is right. Today's programmers probably think OOP and newer methodologies are somehow more computationally powerful than older or simpler statements like an IF. They aren't, modern programming methods exist only for the convenience of programmers. They don't add any computational power. Every program ever written and could ever be written could be rewritten entirely in IF statements.Originally posted by moorfield View PostComment
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maybe what he is getting at is that instead of implementing polymorphism using reflection you could write code like this:Originally posted by moorfield View Post
if type = X then do this
else
if type = Y then do this
else
if type = Z then do thisComment
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