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Sleepyjack · 12-15-2003, 07:04 AM

wowsers ART, that reminded me of the arichtect talking at the end of the matrix reloaded

Went over my head a bit, but i think i get what you mean, after reading it 3 or 4 times

and yes, ratBastid (2 can play

), i hear you on the capitalisation. I am a good boy and follow my coding standards

, and try to use internalCapitalisation for variables, FULLCAPITALS for constants and Capitals for objects or structures. Generally i am using c, c++ or java though

Thats another thing though, i wonder if vast amounts of programming affects language as well?
You see a lot of != (not equal) and greater than signs ( < >) used. But i guess they're mathematical as well, and are much more convienent. Maybe, as it moves to even higher level languages, there may be some grey areas, but probably it's ok for the time being. Well i don't think it effects me?

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Sleepyjack Fast'n'Bulbous Location: Australia, Perth	wowsers ART, that reminded me of the arichtect talking at the end of the matrix reloaded Went over my head a bit, but i think i get what you mean, after reading it 3 or 4 times and yes, ratBastid (2 can play ), i hear you on the capitalisation. I am a good boy and follow my coding standards , and try to use internalCapitalisation for variables, FULLCAPITALS for constants and Capitals for objects or structures. Generally i am using c, c++ or java though Thats another thing though, i wonder if vast amounts of programming affects language as well? You see a lot of != (not equal) and greater than signs ( < >) used. But i guess they're mathematical as well, and are much more convienent. Maybe, as it moves to even higher level languages, there may be some grey areas, but probably it's ok for the time being. Well i don't think it effects me? postCount++;