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From ilug-admin@linux.ie  Fri Aug  9 15:20:59 2002

Yes and I understand that argument, however.
Sometimes I find that if I don't try to write code in the least space
possible or for example become lazy and say
if(a) <--which apparently works but is 'bad coding style'.
That's what I mean about letting the programming tools take care
of the coding.... it's considered 'bad' apparently.
Or for example say you are writing a loop that says
Of course 'people' always say that the extra call to strlen() will make no
difference on the machines we have 'these days'.
But my machine has 256mb of ram.... not 640k.

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