Exercise 26. Congratulations, Take a Test!
You are almost done with the first half of the book. The second half is where things get interesting. You will learn logic and be able to do useful things like make decisions.
Before you continue, I have a quiz for you. This quiz will be very hard because it requires you to fix someone else’s code. When you are a programmer you often have to deal with other programmers’ code, and also with their arrogance. Programmers will very frequently claim that their code is perfect.
These programmers are stupid people who care little for others. A good programmer assumes, like a good scientist, that there’s always some probability their code is wrong. Good programmers start from the premise that their software ...
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