looking at your code woke me up nicely and got me going for the day. Thanks for that BTW. :)

I try to wake up to coffee but each to their own 😜

In fact, I wake up to audiobooks. The only bit of real, useful code I've written in Java* is an alarm app for my mobile. It plays an audio book picking a random book and working through it every morning. If a chapter is too long it skips to the next after three mornings. It also stops playing after 20 minutes (or whatever I set it to) because if it kept going, I would listen to the book rather than getting up and starting my day!

* only because I haven't found a way to run Perl code on Android.

In reply to Re^5: Useless use of string in return statement by Bod
in thread Useless use of string in return statement by Bod

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