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No, these are falsehoods people who define the requirements believe about names. That's very often not the same as the programmer, especially at large organizat
by DrJokepu 16y ago
No, these are falsehoods people who define the requirements believe about names. That's very often not the same as the programmer, especially at large organizations.
- Deestan 16y agoIf the programmers actually adding the constraint to their systems didn't also believe the falsehoods, they would have written better error messages than, in essence, "You typed your name wrong!".
- derefr 16y agoUser-facing error messages are frequently dictated by the requirements as well.