That's part of the problem, not the solution. These half-functional 'features' makes people believe that somehow it's acceptable to indent with spaces instead of tabs.
Acceptable to whom? I am fine with spaces instead of tabs. I haven't used tabs in 15 years.
True, they will lose 950,000 jars in sale if the would donate.
Your statement is ludicrous. If they donate the peanut butter to the exact people who shop at Costco and who would have bought peanut butter anyway, then yes, they would lose sales. But that's not even remotely what would happen. What would happen is they would donate the peanut butter to people who wouldn't have bought it at Costco anyway. They would not lose out on one cent of sales./P.
Any idiot can shoot people.
Assuming you're not a stormtrooper.
[...] except with only single inheritance and with templates!
Java has templates??
Actually, I would write it like this:
int putw(int x, FILE *f)
{
bool success = (fwrite(&x, sizeof x, 1, f) == 1);
return success? 0 : EOF;
}
Having knowledge that EOF == -1 is disgusting. And using it in a formulas? Even more disgusting. IMHO, that code makes me sick. I would write it instead as:
return (fwrite(&x, sizeof x, 1, f) == 1)? 0 : EOF;
which to me is much clearer.
An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.
