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Originally Posted by NichePay - StuartD
Really? Then I guess I shouldn't have been getting paid to do all that stuff for the past 6 years.
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Either way whatever you do, you do it the way you want to, with your own touch to it. Something I have always done, because I prefered it and was used to it, was writing spaghetti code, as long as I was able to read and understand it myself. It's something school has changed for me, it has changed the ways I write code now.
Self taught coders usually (not always offcourse) don't code in a corporate way, industry standard, however you want to call it. I myself can usually see the difference when a professional educated programmer writes something, and a self-taught programmer (who can be better and more experienced than the other, I agree) writes the same thing. It's just different.