The Weird and The Wonderful

jesarg wrote:

but we could improve the benefits by ignoring the unit tests and hiring a witch doctor to stand next to the source control server, sense the code's ethereal energy, and tell us if the code feels cursed or not.

jesarg wrote:

stand next to the source control server, sense the code's ethereal energy, and tell us if the code feels cursed or not.

jesarg wrote:

hiring a witch doctor to stand next to the source control server

CDP1802 wrote:

they were not able to come up with any specifications at all.

CDP1802 wrote:

Now the build ritual does not fail anymore and the unit test ritual also has been sucessfully completed. Bravo! Now you can go back to sleep and hold up your build reports with 100% sucessful unit tests when somebody asks.

CDP1802 wrote:

cargo cult

' ...
Return (SystemInformation.PowerStatus.BatteryLifePercent.ToString *100) & "%"
' . End of function.

Return (SystemInformation.PowerStatus.BatteryLifePercent * 100).ToString() + "%"

SystemInformation.PowerStatus.BatteryLifePercent.ToString("p")

Private Sub Form_Load()
 Dim a As Integer ' or as Long or Double
 Dim b As String
 a = 123
 b = "4"
 MsgBox a * b
End Sub

 for ($loopCount=0; $loopCount <= $stringLength; $loopCount++) {

              $char = substr($inputString,$loopCount,1);
                 if ($char eq 'a') { $char = uc($char); }
              elsif ($char eq 'b') { $char = uc($char); }
              ...
              elsif ($char eq 'z') { $char = uc($char); }
              else { $char = $char ; }
              $outputString = $outputString . $char;
      }
return $outputString;

Else
    Return "NA"

Just kidding