Fraction class

[Justin_]

Did you code this wtd?

Looks to be pretty slick coding

[wtd]

Yep, and thanks.

[Justin_]

might want to work on your commenting though :p


btw, what do you do for a living wtd? And how old are you?

[wtd]

What's wrong with my use of comments?

I'm older than dirt, and am currently unemployed as required by Canadian law since I'm working through the immigration process.

[Hikaru79]

wtd wrote:

What's wrong with my use of comments?

Um, I might be missing something, but ... there is no use of comments.

[wtd]

Hikaru79 wrote:

wtd wrote:

What's wrong with my use of comments?

Um, I might be missing something, but ... there is no use of comments.

Yes, I'm guessing that's what Justin_ is taking exception with.

[Justin_]

wtd wrote:

What's wrong with my use of comments?

That question stimulates a good laugh anyway

wtd wrote:

I'm older than dirt, and am currently unemployed as required by Canadian law since I'm working through the immigration process.

I'm sorry to hear that. Where are you native to if not Canada? There's a good loophole in the immigration system, all you have to do is marry a Canadian citizen and your in the door.

[wtd]

Justin_ wrote:

wtd wrote:

What's wrong with my use of comments?

That question stimulates a good laugh anyway

I don't use comments when my code is self-documenting. The code spoke for itself.

I take it you find this concept strange.

Justin_ wrote:

wtd wrote:

I'm older than dirt, and am currently unemployed as required by Canadian law since I'm working through the immigration process.

I'm sorry to hear that. Where are you native to if not Canada? There's a good loophole in the immigration system, all you have to do is marry a Canadian citizen and your in the door.

I'm originally from the US, and I am married to a Canadian citizen. The notion that doing so guarantees a person citizenship in Canada is a myth. It "gets your foot in the door", but nothing is certain.

[Justin_]

I knew you would suggest that your code was self documenting, which it is, but it is always nice to throw in a few comments on some parts of the code you may have had trouble with, or something to that extent.

[wtd]

I didn't have trouble with any of it. It was a bit tedious, but not difficult.