
02-06-2006, 11:57 PM
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one of the good guys
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 245
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I am gonna have to agree with the majority here;
the first reason to write code should be becasue you have a series of steps that you want to accomplish, and they have been layed out in detail for a human to understand them before you try and make the machine understand them.
In other words, first make the algorithm, and then turn it into whatever programming language you want.
A random tacking on of code by the masses, with no defined algorithm, will not be pretty.
Perhaps conceive of a big enough process and see who can make the most efficient way of doing it.
One question: CVS project? Around this part of the country, CVS is a chain of drug stores that have nothing to do with graal or computers. |
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