The Daily WTF Java has a boolean type, and of course it also has a parseBoolean method, which works about how you’d expect. It’s
The Daily WTF “If you choose not to decide which button to press, you still have made a choice,” Rob H. wrote. “If you have a
The Daily WTF Lena inherited some C++ code which had issues regarding a timeout. While skimming through the code, one block in particular leapt
The Daily WTF As is the case with pretty much any language these days, Python comes with robust date handling functionality. If you want to know
The Daily WTF A great man once said “I used to be over by the window, and I could see the squirrels, and they were merry.” As
The Daily WTF We all have our little bits of sloppiness and our bad habits. Most of us have more than one. One place I’m likely to get
The Daily WTF “A coworker was looking up what the weather was going to be like for his tee time. He said he’s definitely wearing
The Daily WTF These days, it almost seems like most of the developers writing code for the Java Virtual Machine aren’t doing it in Java.
The Daily WTF Let’s talk a little bit about .NET’s TryParse method. Many types, especially the built in numerics, support it,
The Daily WTF Linda inherited an inner-platform front-end framework. It was the kind of UI framework with an average file size of 1,000 lines of