[Ilugc] [TIP] perl tutorial II (conditionals and looping)
- From: rajanvn@xxxxxxxxx (Natarajan V)
- Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2011 10:06:17 +0530
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 7:50 AM, Suraj Kumar <suraj at careergear.in> wrote:
it depends on the program's
context... and program's context is entirely dependent on the programmer.
++10000000... :-)
More than raw language skills, good practices make good programmers.
+1
I think, I should have combined this statement in my other mail with
the subject - "Comparing programming languages".
In my definition, A good programmer is one who, with the given
circumstances, writes a code that optimizes readability, time and
space complexity and maintainability.
Anyone who tries to showoff their skills, by writing cryptic logic, is
surely a villain in my team.
There would be trade offs at some situations. For example, if you try
to look at the Kernel Source Code (Linux of course), there are a
few^H^H^H many places where the code is written in ASM. But, the
comments above it would give the "C" equivalent of the ASM code. That,
my friends is a one great programmer :-)
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Natarajan
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