Programmer’s Poetry

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Comic-Strip: Programmer's poetry

Starring: The Copywriter and The Developer

August 27th, 2006

8 Responses on “Programmer’s Poetry”

  1. Count Zarkolnikov said on October 1st, 2006:

    Love it. My favourite one so far.

  2. Daniel Krieger said on December 20th, 2006:

    I love it, thanks…

  3. Zarf said on April 27th, 2007:

    i dont even get it

  4. BlondeCHickkk84 said on May 4th, 2008:

    why is the guy mad at the end??

  5. shelly said on May 8th, 2008:

    i really dont get this my head is confused

  6. Marcus said on March 24th, 2009:

    I don’t get it?

  7. Haakon said on June 6th, 2010:

    “Supplied argument” is whatever you pass a function. In a program, you might ask for a filename, and that would be sent to something that picks out a file and does something with it.
    “File-handle-resource” A file handle could be thought about as a handle on a file: You basically have a big nice handle to pick the file up with and swing it about.

    Not valid: You gave wrong input:

    on line x: the fault is in the program code at line x.

    So basically, it’s immensely useful for the programmer, since it told him what the fault was “Something that deals with files have gotten a wrong argument”, and where it was (line 282).

    But it’s pretty much useless for the end user, who would more likely want to hear “Sorry, can’t access file” or similar.

  8. Bart said on June 8th, 2011:

    Copyed and Translated !! :D
    Sorry I can’t resist !! :D
    I’ve loved too !! :P

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