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'correct' is always only about a given specification, that is right for a limited period of time, assuming needs are well understood. It is very well possible t
by mononcqc 14y ago
'correct' is always only about a given specification, that is right for a limited period of time, assuming needs are well understood. It is very well possible to write satisfactory code one day that becomes inadequate the next.
I won't deny the presence of bugs though, there is endless evidence that bugs always exist.
- ryanmolden 14y agoCorrect, I was talking mainly about code that 'works' (i.e. is 'correct', for the given spec) but is highly sub-optimal, confusing, tightly coupled with other code, etc...