Our organization, like many other medium-to-large companies, uses a central ORACLE database for most of our company-specific data. By itself this is not an issue (according to management), but problems arise from two things: * We are almost exclusively a Microsoft shop. * The version of ORACLE we are using is very
I have been living with ADHD my entire life. I was diagnosed at 7, in treatment for many of my pre-high-school years, and on medication then and now. For much of my school career, I had great difficulty focusing, keeping track of my homework, and just generally remembering to do
Let's complete our C# model of Candy Land, and run it to show that it works.
Let's build the classic children's game Candy Land as a C# program!
I've written before about the idea that code needs to have a reason to exist [http://www.exceptionnotfound.net/code-must-have-a-reason-to-exist-even-if-we-dont-like-the-reason/] . Right alongside that idea is another I frequently find myself having to be reminded of: code must have a clear, explicit meaning. Let me clarify what I mean by that