Regarding the documentation in code thing: my interpretation is that they're looking to see familiarity with standards and conventions of commenting like .

You could if you'd just let Ninten relieve you of those pesky legs of yours.

Mac and cheese.

What? You've never heard of the green men? They're awesome.

negzee is unfocused. Not denying it. :3 And y'know, I've never been able to see those hidden 3D picture things.... Oh and I forgot to reply to this earlier: But you're missing the point. An entire program could be thrown off by a single typo that the compiler won't tell you about. Do you have any i...

... I didn't notice that stutter... but now I can't not see it. Thanks.

Happy birthdays to zombies and non-zombies

Too many damn monkeys crawling around my back, too few damn hours in the day. Yes, but it sounds like C can actually handle integers as arrays. You can kinda/sorta do that in Javascript by abusing the Number class' prototype and overriding its member access methods. C compilers will still tell you w...

A bit ahead of schedule, eh?

Hey I like Haskell. It's a beautiful language. Although, to be productive with it requires a significant shift from the imperative/procedural mindset suited to working in more mainstream languages.

lol COBOL

Congrats, Benkyo! ^^

Ah. I thought you were making a vague complaint that languages should somehow have the magical ability to tell you if you're trying to apply them to inappropriate problem domains or something. Regarding your specific type checking issue, I don't consider that a problem per se. It's just a result of ...

I use PHP when I have to, but I must say I have no love for it.

Nor does any other language.

That's what your brain is for.