I finally finished my C# training course. Rather than go into a lengthy diatribe on the language, I'll have my friends Stan and Cartman from South Park fame sum it up for me:
Stan: "Gay"
Cartman: "Totally Gay"
Ok - so my real feeling is that it's the bastard child of C & Java, and MS is the father who plans to raise his son to the throne.
This language is a convoluted morass of syntax and structure borrowed from other languages and in almost every case those other languages do it better. The few good features that is has is not enough to warrant ever programming in it.
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Matts on 2002-05-20T13:29:20
South Park is comedy. Rude, obscene, offensive and disgusting. But still comedy.Re:Um...
pdcawley on 2002-05-20T18:29:32
And your point here would be?
Yes, I know South Park is a comedy. And a bloody funny one at that. But I was brought up to believe that using terms like 'gay' as a perjorative is terminological inexactitude of a particularly abhorrent sort. It's marginally okay in a comedy where we're expected to laugh at the idiocy of the characters presented, but using it in real life, even with the 'trick' of distancing yourself by sticking it in quotation marks is offensive.
If (as I assume) dj thought C# was crap then why didn't he just say that?Re:Um...
djberg96 on 2002-05-23T15:52:41
Pray tell, pdcawley, is this your post? Or is the *other* Piers David Cawley (who lives in the UK and happens to be a computer enthusiast)?http://groups.google.com/groups?q=pdcawley+nigger&hl=en&lr=&selm=199306290820.A
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pdcawley on 2002-05-24T05:05:47
Yup, that was me, and I stand by it. What's your point?