Awesome idea!

Maybe we could do something like this as well

You have--
  1. one array
  2. 3 scalers
  3. 1 for loop
  4. 3 hours
  5. ...

to do task X. And you would only be allowed to use that in code, and nothing else... you could even go as far as to say how many  { } and semicolons... dunno, just a thought.

UPDATE: Added elipse so show that list was not conclusive. Wiseguys ;) 


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In reply to Re: Junkyard Wars, Perl Style by mincus
in thread Junkyard Wars, Perl Style by dws

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