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Surprisingly not originating from our mutual hole's wonderful mey-mey, spaghetti code is incomprehensible, convoluted and altogether unnecessary code. It is often the product of [[Code Monkey]]s using languages like Java and BASIC. | Surprisingly not originating from our mutual hole's wonderful mey-mey, spaghetti code is incomprehensible, convoluted and altogether unnecessary code. It is often the product of [[Code Monkey]]s using languages like Java and BASIC. | ||
Imagine yourself in front of a plate of spaghetti, noodles and sauce in every which direction. Now imagine that each end of the spaghetti has relative data on its corresponding end. Now begin to trace each individual noodle and understand what is happening with the data. | Imagine yourself in front of a plate of spaghetti, noodles and sauce in every which direction. Now imagine that each end of the spaghetti has relative data on its corresponding end. Now begin to trace each individual noodle and understand what is happening with the data. It's a nearly impossible task and proves why Spaghetti Code should be avoided '''at all times'''. | ||
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Revision as of 07:27, 2 February 2014
Surprisingly not originating from our mutual hole's wonderful mey-mey, spaghetti code is incomprehensible, convoluted and altogether unnecessary code. It is often the product of Code Monkeys using languages like Java and BASIC.
Imagine yourself in front of a plate of spaghetti, noodles and sauce in every which direction. Now imagine that each end of the spaghetti has relative data on its corresponding end. Now begin to trace each individual noodle and understand what is happening with the data. It's a nearly impossible task and proves why Spaghetti Code should be avoided at all times.
You can help add to this article.