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I like that. I usually have the person pretend he/she is giving instructions to a very obedient but not very bright person who can/will follow any one of 30 or
by roundsquare 17y ago
I like that. I usually have the person pretend he/she is giving instructions to a very obedient but not very bright person who can/will follow any one of 30 or 40 basic commands. The question then becomes how do you string the commands together to do something useful.
- yannis 17y agoI used a very similar technique, but using two people. The one would give the other instructions to tie his shoe-laces. (Almost every-one failed to give succinct instructions and that was my way of demonstrating 'program bugs'). This was followed by a 'Hello World Tie Your Shoe-Laces' program!