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Each line of HTML is generated like that :
$html.='';
$html.='';
$html.='The content';
$html.='';
$html.='';
The dev used this in every file, each file contain thousands of lines like that. Worst project i have ever seen, and i must work alone on it. FML.
The code was really awful, and that part hurt my eyes:
/* commented out code.
and here was the code
seriously
*/
Followed by more php.
That's not bad code, it's just WordPress lingo you're unfamiliar with. http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop
I think it is bad practice at least then, if not explicitly bad code, because it's needlessly overcomplicated. Why use the end tag when you're not switching contexts between php and html? After this line there's just another open tag and more code... it's a pointless way of writing php that makes it aggravating to read and edit.
Old php site from year 2000. Each line of HTML is generated like that : $html.=' '; $html.=' '; $html.='The content'; $html.=' '; $html.=' '; The dev used this in every file, each file contain thousands of lines like that. Worst project i have ever seen, and i must work alone on it. FML.
Java code if (obj instanceof java.lang.Object)
This is (was in Sun's time) an actual possible certification question and you are wrong, this CAN return false:
Object obj = new Object() {{ System.out.println(false); System.exit(0); }};
System.out.println(obj instanceof Object); $array = array('z'=>12, 'o'=>43, 't'=>32, 'th'=>85, 'f'=>91, 'fi'=>42);
if (failed) { return SUCCESS; }
enum BankID {
ONE = 1,
TWO = 2,
THREE = 3,
FOUR = 4
// add more if needed
};if( 1 == 1 ) cout Haha, 1==1