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This is called "code golf". You try to get the final program with the minimum of "shots" (bytes, lines, tokens or characters). It's amusingly addictive. And I
by BoppreH 15y ago
This is called "code golf". You try to get the final program with the minimum of "shots" (bytes, lines, tokens or characters). It's amusingly addictive.
And I really hope you misplaced that hyphen in "cow-orkers".
- Uhhrrr 15y agoScott Adams popularized this construction, which suggests that one's co-workers are likely to ork cows (but he didn't originate it:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Adams#Coined_phrases http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Adams#Coined_phrases). EDIT: As far as I know, the definition of "ork" as a verb is left to the imagination.