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I FOUND CODE

Arthur Neagus

MY FRENDI FOUND CODE ON THE CODE PROJECT THAT WORKS BETTER

I DID NOT GET ANY HELP FROM YOU!

GOODBYE

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  • 0 in reply to erik malund

    It's a bit a question about how close someone is to pass.

    In this case, I'm not worried - it is a problem that will resolve itself. When writing code, I'm not too worried about getting a division by zero. I will quickly notize it and it is trivial to correct. The problem is errors that are so subtle that they are not easy to spot - like the Pentium div bug :)

    What worries me is if an employer selects someone who lacks the interest. In an IT society, everything is constantly moving forward, and a lot of knowledge requires constant refreshing. An intereseted person will make sure to spend enough time to keep ahead. It can take quite some time to find out if a new empolyee can keep up or not.

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  • 0 in reply to erik malund

    It's a bit a question about how close someone is to pass.

    In this case, I'm not worried - it is a problem that will resolve itself. When writing code, I'm not too worried about getting a division by zero. I will quickly notize it and it is trivial to correct. The problem is errors that are so subtle that they are not easy to spot - like the Pentium div bug :)

    What worries me is if an employer selects someone who lacks the interest. In an IT society, everything is constantly moving forward, and a lot of knowledge requires constant refreshing. An intereseted person will make sure to spend enough time to keep ahead. It can take quite some time to find out if a new empolyee can keep up or not.

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