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I’ve seen A few tutorial style posts with disclaimers like that. Usually when you want to illustrate a specific point using code, and the stuff you would natura
by addicted 8y ago
I’ve seen A few tutorial style posts with disclaimers like that. Usually when you want to illustrate a specific point using code, and the stuff you would naturally do in production (such as cleaning up memory or closing IO handles) is excluded since it’s a distraction from the point the author is trying to make.
I know I’ve included a disclaimer like that in an internal presentation I had done in college and I’m pretty sure I did not come up with the idea myself.