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From: jdege@winternet.com (Jeff Dege)
Subject: Re: Hungarian notation
Date: 1996/05/24
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On 24 May 1996 02:02:38 GMT, slary61@maine.maine.edu wrote:
: 
: Perhaps Bill Gates will be contacting you for that explanation.
: Although the examples you cite support your opinion, the bottom
: line is that some of the largest software developers in the world
: insist on code using Hungarian Notation.  
: 
: Why?

Because it looks good to managers who are five layers above anyone who's
touched a line of code in the last 15 years.

-- 
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