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So true. When I was a junior, code quality was the first thing I was taught, in the first week. While the code worked reasonably well, there was no indentation

by jenscow 12y ago

So true. When I was a junior, code quality was the first thing I was taught, in the first week. While the code worked reasonably well, there was no indentation, spacing, comments and variable names longer than one letter (perhaps because my first language was GW-BASIC).

spacecowboy_lon 12y ago
That was often done with GWBASIC to fit the code into the small amount of memory. Anoter trick was always to manualy unwind any loop counters if you had tp break out of a loop as the GWBASICS had a memory leak.