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To: ahhaha who wrote (1992)	5/29/1998 5:02:00 PM
From: Mark Finger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3194

>>If you went to Sea Otter and asked for a programming job >stating, "First, good ... You might look at his response to one of my posts. Also, I can back up that statement with actual cases of major code. I have been programming since the late 70's, and in C++ as my primary language since 1990 (Zortech, Borland and now Visual C++). I have become convinced of the the ability to plan, design and test out bugs because I have seen it work and prove itself in production environments. >>I can write extensive programs which I believe after composition are >>bug-free. It has never been true and side effects, unexpected and >>unhandled errors, always crop up. You can't design code to handle >>all contingencies. If you could, the programs would not be of much >>value because they'd be from the cookie cutter. Too bad you are willing to accept mediocrity. I think it can be done better and I have done better personally. And this was done on code used by thousands of users.