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I'm not sure I agree. How about: "there's no such thing as a bad short program".
by DanWaterworth 14y ago
I'm not sure I agree. How about: "there's no such thing as a bad short program".
- RodgerTheGreat 14y agoDepends on the problem. Sometimes a "short program" means omitted error handling, lax input validation, not covering necessary edge cases and generally the sort of thing that leads to bugs and security holes. I prefer the word "concise"- brief but comprehensive.
- DanWaterworth 14y agoAt least if the program is short then you can work out that this is the case.