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Just a nitpick on an otherwise largely accurate article. IIT Mumbai and IIT Powai (though commonly used in media) are erroneous ways of referring to IIT Bombay
by bdhe 15y ago
Just a nitpick on an otherwise largely accurate article. IIT Mumbai and IIT Powai (though commonly used in media) are erroneous ways of referring to IIT Bombay which still retains the old name of the city Mumbai in which it is located. Powai is a suburb of Mumbai around the Powai lake where the IIT Bombay campus is located.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institute_of_Technology_Bombay http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institute_of_Technology_...
- bjornsing 15y agoOn that same subject, I'd say there are rather few "large programs" that "run into billions of lines" (of code, I presume). By comparison the Linux kernel, one of the largest monolithic "programs" I know of, would have to expand by almost two orders of magnitude to fit into that category. :)