[Raynes]

AdamSpeight2008, on 12 Mar, 2009 - 04:13 PM, said:

@Hyper What are "Coodies"?

I believe she was attempting to use my age to get a witty advantage over me, but failed. Her "Unless his mom needs him first." pun was much better.

[KYA]

Raynes, on 12 Mar, 2009 - 02:06 PM, said:

Hyper, on 12 Mar, 2009 - 12:31 PM, said:

No actually, I removed the words 'cause they're irrelevant to the mistake itself.

She uses anagrams of KYA's real name as variable names and she didn't want us to find her out.

[Hyper]

Raynes, I swear to God... Stop it.

[Raynes]

Hyper, on 12 Mar, 2009 - 06:54 PM, said:

Raynes, I swear to God... Stop it.

<3

[Hyper]

<3 you too, Raynes.

[erik.price]

Hyper, on 12 Mar, 2009 - 10:58 PM, said:

<3 you too, Raynes.

Damn you Hyper! I almost made it three months! ******

This post has been edited by erik.price: 13 March 2009 - 02:09 PM

[Hyper]

Thanks

This post has been edited by Hyper: 13 March 2009 - 06:00 PM

[Bort]

Well, it's good to see that this thread stayed on topic...Guess what, it's going back

I just made a slight error in html/javascript. I've got an assessment for uni, and one of the questions was 'What can be done to make this code better?' asking us about best practices.

One of the things being drummed into us is the use of html comment tags to hide javascript text blocks ( as in <!-- ... -->. One of the requests for this assignment is to present everything in an html web page.

So, here I go copying my rewritten notes from Word into my html document, then sit there for half an hour trying to work out why only the first few lines of my write up is being displayed.

Then it hit's me, in the middle of my text, I have said the html comment tags (and typed the tags themselves in) should go just inside the <script> tags...

Now, I need to go work out a way of getting those tags to appear on the page, instead of blocking out most of my answer lol.

Oops.

Edit: Just fixing typos

This post has been edited by Bort: 17 March 2009 - 08:58 AM

[Daegan]

Doing a C# web app that takes 2 RSS streams and combines them into one using a list.

It wasn't outputting any of the items, my boss and I had no idea why. Another programmer looks at it for 3 minutes and sees that neither of us caught the fact that we never added the RSS feeds to the list.

It was amazing.

[KWags]

I spent a good 45 minutes looking over my beautiful program, thinking wow, I am so good. This looks great ----- went to debug it, I had 50 some errors....jaw dropped and everything....

Forgot to add a curly brace to the end of main.

[NeoTifa]

When I first started learning Java:

#include <java.util.*>;

XD

[computerfox]

nooooobbbbb!!!! but i still you

actually to tell you the truth java was my first language and i literarily sweat, cried, and bleed to learn it, but now i love it

[NeoTifa]

I love Java. So much easier than cpp, but I learned cpp first. Hince the stupid mistake.

[computerfox]

yeah... i know what you're saying. i actually think that c++ is easier than java. i think that java was built off of c++. in my opinion they could start teacher c++ in many middle schools it's just that easy

even a caveman can do it

ahhh!!! i love those corny commercials, they get stuck in your head and they never come out

[Raynes]

<3 Clojure.

"Clojure makes Java bearable."