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The more I think about it, the more programming (and computers in general) frustrate me. In the non-digital world, the general rule is small mistakes lead to s
by bentcorner 13y ago
The more I think about it, the more programming (and computers in general) frustrate me. In the non-digital world, the general rule is small mistakes lead to small consequences (for example, overcooking food will result in it burning and getting worse over time).
- lcedp 13y agoBut not watching your cooking process can also result to blowing up whole building due to gas explosion. More often it would be just bad meal, of course. But more often small mistake in a program will just result to a compile error or bad behavior.
- Patrick_Devine 13y agoIsn't this also what makes computers so wonderful? Small amounts of code let you do amazing things.