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Old 08-24-2015, 11:33 PM   #16
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I definitely agree with NevemTeve on this: these are r-e-a-l-l-y ... b-a-d pieces of code. I hope that no test-author lifted them from some actual application ... ... but I'll wager that s/he did exactly that. *Sigh*

. . . awkward squirming . . .

Upon re-reading my previous post ... which I did not delete ... I also feel that I owe a public apology. I was out-of-line in saying what I did, in such a public place. I'm sorry. I was dead-wrong.

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Old 08-25-2015, 05:48 AM   #17
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. . . awkward squirming . . .

Upon re-reading my previous post ... which I did not delete ... I also feel that I owe a public apology. I was out-of-line in saying what I did, in such a public place. I'm sorry. I was dead-wrong.
I thought it was fine. OP claims they're "doing a test" and they write in here with horrific code, they were told the forum rules, they whined in post #3, and they were dead wrong in post #5.

Personally I'd accept either exactly what you said, or a variation accusing them of being a troll.
 
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