We can conclude from this poll that spagetti coders are much more efficient coders than non-spagetti coders. Just look at the numbers! Since as much code is past on to successors as there is code received from predecessors, we see that (as of this writing) the number of people receiving spagetti code out number the people passing on spagetti code by a factor of more than 2 (18 vs. 8).

Conclusion, every spagetti coder needs to be replaced by more than two non-spagetti coders, making spagetti coders a much more efficient work force.

People hiring programmers should take note.

Perl --((8:>* (Spagetti coder)

In reply to Re: Spaghetti code... by Perl Mouse
in thread Spaghetti code... by davido

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