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incidentally: 1. used when a person has something more to say, or is about to add a remark unconnected to the current subject; by the way. 2. in an incidental
by coding123 7y ago
incidentally:
1. used when a person has something more to say, or is about to add a remark unconnected to the current subject; by the way.
2. in an incidental manner; as a chance occurrence.
That quote seems pretty misinformed, code has to be a lot more connected to the machine to be runnable that that quote would have us believe.
Otherwise this would be valid code:
Ask the user their name. After they enter the name, load a game. Use some cool graphics.
That being said, perhaps that will be possible in 100 years. (Yes the first line may be possible in 10 years)
- nikanj 7y ago"Code should be primarily written for humans to read. Only in rare cases should the code be primarily written for the machine in mind" In other words, don't doo premature optimization. Write the code so that it's readable, except on the chance occurrence where you need to eke out more performance.