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Real programming languages don't have fucking dollar symbols in front of variables
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But i really love those dollars :)
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Atleast it is not java odbc.
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holla for tha dolla!
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<cfabort>
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LDA A #ACIA
CMP A #'$ ASR A BCC #57#f DEC $ JMP OUT |
But the dollar signs remind you of the money you can make writing PHP.
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no dollar signs here
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Procedure Move16(Var Source,Dest;Count:Word); Assembler; |
Well duh...
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I wasted 6 fucking years on PL/M-86 writing MIL SPEC code to Def Stan 0521 for various cunting dictatorships in central Africa, south east Asian bitches who bought more shoes than her GDP and having to scrape the fucking Texas instruments logos off chips in the middle of the night prior to shipment to middle eastern "para-military mining companies" (something about their dislike of Jewish funding) and I hated the $ and should have started a £ backlash.
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Dim nodollarsign as string = "Thread started by retard"
Sub threadstarter If page.thread.poster = "asdasd" THEN Echo nodollarsign End Sub |
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20 goto 10 |
who cares, program what brings you $ not what makes you remember those golden days of your youth hiding in front of your monitor being a pussy, still not getting it.
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error_reporting(0); |
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Duuuhh,,, A variable without the dollarsign can only handle numbers.
In Qbasic. (if I remember that right) |
assembler and fortran will do that for you, can you handle that?
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LD HL,DE :pimp
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edit: now I see the TEST AX,1 line... I guess that's why. |
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