On 6/5/07, CHubas <CHubas7 / gmail.com> wrote:
> > Wait a second you might be the first to provide a correct solution, I
> > just had this crazy idea, so I checked the Quiz. And yes indeed nobody
> > asked us to print newlines, just the numbers and their substitutes!!!!
> > Too bad you spoiled it with puts at the end, that adds one newline
> > that is not part of the spec. But only one, so you are much closer
> > than most others.
> > Maybe *nobody* will get the job, as nobody can program up to an easy
> > spec, putting fancy newlines in there that have not been asked for!
>
> So, if the new boss tells you to make a program to print the salary of
> the employees, you would print them without any spaces nor newlines?
>
> Doing something they don't tell you to do is not the same than doing
> something you are not supposed to do. The lack of context doesn't
> leave much room to make assumptions, but I guess no newlines would
> make the output unreadable, and that is generally not good.
So if I tell you to write a program that prints "Goolge" you will
write a program that prints "Google", well I guess you are hired (but
I meant fired) ;)
Robert
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