How To Write Unmaintainable Code ∴ 22:05 GMT 5 March 2003 ∴ ed costello: comments and links

How To Write Unmaintainable Code

How To Write Unmaintainable Code > Program Design: The cardinal rule of writing unmaintainable code is to specify each fact in as many places as possible and in as many ways as possible.

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