??? 10/07/11 08:43 Read: times |
#184122 - A bad workman blames his (or her) tools Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Jan Waclawek said:
... "best practices" or "coding standards" and it is used already for decades as a remedy for the crappines of C. I think it's the "crappiness" of the users that's the problem - not the language? Any tool can be used well or badly - it's not the tool's fault - and "badly" is usually the "easiest" option. That is to say, learning to use a tool well takes time, effort, practice, instruction, study, etc, etc - so, in that sense, it's not so "easy". But, once you've made that investment and mastered the tool, that usually does make the job a lot easier! |