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Posted by Michael Fesser on 10/25/07 22:49
..oO(Sanders Kaufman)
>"Michael Fesser" <netizen@gmx.de> wrote
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>> Tell me why these:
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>> "Add the two variables x and y."
>> "<php $result = $x + $y;?>"
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>> are either no strings or don't describe the algo.
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>It's odd - how you start by arguing that the string IS the algoritm.
>And END by arguing that it simply *represents* the algorithm.
Hairsplitting. You didn't answer my question. You still refuse to answer
this simple question: Why are a hundred monkeys with typewriters able to
write a complex drama, but not a simple password encryption algorithm?
>> What is a string?
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>A bunch of characters, of course.
That's _exactly_ what I said.
>Any *honest* programmer can tell you that.
_You_ didn't tell me.
>> In other words: Where's the difference between Shakespeare and a PHP
>> script?
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>What an awkwardly complex way of avoiding the simple definition THAT was.
Again - you didn't answer the question, even if it was as simple as
possible.
Micha
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