"plum wore out" is a phrase meaning "completely worn out." Twars I don't know. Where I'm from it would be more like "whar's billy bob gon git'is lovin from now?"
Source: alabama
I've had to use at least 5 different languages at work. Its not uncommon when you have a large, diverse, OLD codebase. We had scripts in Perl and python, my area of expertise was in Java, and most of the codebase was in C and C++.
Ah, a bit of the ol' weaponized incompetence.
"plum wore out" is a phrase meaning "completely worn out." Twars I don't know. Where I'm from it would be more like "whar's billy bob gon git'is lovin from now?" Source: alabama
I've had to use at least 5 different languages at work. Its not uncommon when you have a large, diverse, OLD codebase. We had scripts in Perl and python, my area of expertise was in Java, and most of the codebase was in C and C++.
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it.
(I didn't enjoy Assembly in college and I haven't written it since)
Don't forget Ada Lovelace, the first computer engineer and the namesake of the Ada programming language.
Nah I like this better
I was hoping someone else would make this community because I also don't want to mod, so I'm glad you did it lol
This is why we ladies go to the bathroom in pairs