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The Webcomic Hunger Games are in full swing:
- Melody: What type of sorting algorithm did you implement to sort the list of object names? Merge sort? Heap sort? … Bucket sort?
- Richard: Neither. I simply called Java’s “sort” function.
- Melody: You filthy casual.
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Agarax wrote:
Testify. My first non-verbal language was 6502.
As for the debate, I long ago admitted to myself that there are no actual programmers anymore. Everyone uses programs to build their programs, making everyone totally dependant on either opcode written 30 years ago or code only understood by 3 guys that work for ISO.
I can forgive the use of existing sorts for the sake of expediency. What can never be forgiven is the use of Java by any programmer over the age of 12. :^\
Haiiro wrote:
Although one might check the result. I remember than on the IBM 709X series the floating arc tangent double precision routine actually was only good for single precision. That was the difference between 36 and 72 bit precision.
Quantum bogo sort. Do bogosort, destroy all universes where result isn’t sorted.