Re: Some exciting new trends in concurrency and software design

[anon@att.net]

Taking a weekend break may clear your head that may help solve the 
problem but it can also cause you to forget how you were solving that 
problem.

Plus, back in the day, some of the profs would say "It might be the best 
code in the world, but without comments its a grade of zero." Because 
even the prof may not remember which problem your working on.

And it only take a few comments.

In <b66eac0c-c65b-4a9c-b872-dd07841ba3a8@o10g2000prn.googlegroups.com>, steveh44 <steve_h44@yahoo.com> writes:
>On Jun 20, 4:56=A0pm, jonathan <johns...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> Functional programming doesn't appeal to me,
>
>I also tried FP, and I did not like it either.
>
>I could write some cool looking code, which does
>something amazing in few lines, but when I come
>back few days later and look at it, I find myself
>struggling to understand it.
>
>FP seems to be good for short programs. But try to
>build a large software system with it, and things
>start falling apart quickly.
>
>Steve