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Re: C question for you old guys ;-)
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Re: C question for you old guys ;-)


  • Subject: Re: C question for you old guys ;-)
  • From: zauhar <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 16:11:44 -0400

Man, this is really overreaction. To my knowledge, 'is', 'and', etc. are not reserved words in C, and are really peculiar names for someone to use for a variable. Using these is no more dangerous than my defining PI to be 3.1415926!

Randy


That Apple engineers are suggesting this terrible technique on CocoaDev, where there are a lot of impressionable young programmer minds


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Discussion after watching Disney's "Lilo & Stitch":

DAD: "But why did the space aliens speak English, as opposed to French, or Swahili? And why did the one alien speak English with an Eastern European accent? I don't get it."

CATHERINE (age 7): "That's 'cause you don't have a good cartoon brain."
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