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OK, so here's a few short questions... I guess asking here is going to
generate slightly skewed results, but here goes.
1. Do you consider yourself a "programmer"? (I.e., are you comfortable
firing up an editor and writing a little code if the need arises?)
2. Have you ever heard of a "coroutine"?
3. Do you know what a coroutine actually *is*? (Rather than just having
heard the term before.)
4. Do you know what "existential quantification" means?
5. There is an optional extension to the Haskell programming language
called ExistentialQuantification. Can you guess what it does?
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Yes, no no no no.
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"scott" <sco### [at] scott com> wrote in message news:494f8e2f@news.povray.org...
> Yes, no no no no.
>
+1
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>> Yes, no no no no.
>
> +1
Hmm... exactly as I expected, then...
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Invisible wrote:
> 1. Do you consider yourself a "programmer"? (I.e., are you comfortable
> firing up an editor and writing a little code if the need arises?)
Yes.
> 2. Have you ever heard of a "coroutine"?
Might have. But don't have a clue what it is.
> 3. Do you know what a coroutine actually *is*? (Rather than just having
> heard the term before.)
See above.
> 4. Do you know what "existential quantification" means?
Nope.
> 5. There is an optional extension to the Haskell programming language
> called ExistentialQuantification. Can you guess what it does?
Nope.
--
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Invisible wrote:
> 1. Do you consider yourself a "programmer"? (I.e., are you comfortable
> firing up an editor and writing a little code if the need arises?)
Yes.
> 2. Have you ever heard of a "coroutine"?
Yes.
> 3. Do you know what a coroutine actually *is*? (Rather than just having
> heard the term before.)
Yes. (The programming language Icon uses coroutines for, like, everything.)
> 4. Do you know what "existential quantification" means?
Yes.
> 5. There is an optional extension to the Haskell programming language
> called ExistentialQuantification. Can you guess what it does?
Yes, because you've described it. I would have guessed it did existential
quantification.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
The NFL should go international. I'd pay to
see the Detroit Lions vs the Roman Catholics.
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On 22-Dec-08 13:52, Invisible wrote:
> OK, so here's a few short questions... I guess asking here is going to
> generate slightly skewed results, but here goes.
>
> 1. Do you consider yourself a "programmer"? (I.e., are you comfortable
> firing up an editor and writing a little code if the need arises?)
>
> 2. Have you ever heard of a "coroutine"?
>
> 3. Do you know what a coroutine actually *is*? (Rather than just having
> heard the term before.)
>
> 4. Do you know what "existential quantification" means?
>
> 5. There is an optional extension to the Haskell programming language
> called ExistentialQuantification. Can you guess what it does?
yes, yes, yes, yes, don't know (because to know if my guess is right I
need to know what it does. This type of question can never be answered
with either yes or no)
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Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
Yes to all, except for "existential quantification"... until some wikking
later... :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existential_quantification
Oh, I learned about it in predicate logic, just forgot. :P
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definitely / maybe / not really / no idea / well, I'd guess it does existential
quantification, what else :)
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Invisible wrote:
>
> 1. Do you consider yourself a "programmer"? (I.e., are you comfortable
> firing up an editor and writing a little code if the need arises?)
I do not consider myself a programmer, but I am "comfortable firing up
an editor and ..."
>
> 2. Have you ever heard of a "coroutine"?
Not sure. Sounds vaguely familiar and so does the definition now that I
have looked it up.
>
> 3. Do you know what a coroutine actually *is*? (Rather than just having
> heard the term before.)
No
>
> 4. Do you know what "existential quantification" means?
Yes
>
> 5. There is an optional extension to the Haskell programming language
> called ExistentialQuantification. Can you guess what it does?
I can guess.
some optimized condition|condition|condition ??
-Shay
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