You wouldn't say thisif you frequently read software development documentation.
$foo = round($bar,5);
($foo = round($bar,5);
azerty,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 16:54,
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I'm sorryI don't speak geek. I'm only half, on my father's side.
Don't get chuffed, I'm merely joking with you
(Don't get chuffed, I'm merely joking with you
Scoopzilla http://www.slapwatch.com now get to fuck,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 16:57,
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hahahaha...board's a bit slow this afternoon.
( Scoopzilla http://www.slapwatch.com now get to fuck,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 16:59,
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Both are right (to some extent)Use of 'foo' and 'bar' as temporary variable names is a common programmer idiom, but 'FUBAR' (fvcked up beyond all recognition) is a Vietnam term (IIRC). I think the latter gave rise to the former though.
In the context of the original post, fubar would be more correct though.
(In the context of the original post, fubar would be more correct though.
Hagbard ... it's been a long time.,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 17:13,
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