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Monday
13Apr2009

You Don't Need to Know That

DateMonday, April 13, 2009 at 9:32PM

Overheard in a cubicle.


B is trying to help debug A's code, and is soliciting some explanation.

B: "What does this chunk of code do?"
A: "You don't need to know that, because I don't understand it myself."
B: "..."

AuthorYew Jin | CommentPost a Comment |
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