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I've finished reviewing your code and would like to offer you some advice.

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Remember that life is short. Be careful what you use it for.

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You're right! What am I doing here? I need to travel the world and help orphan snails find homes. I quit!

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No, I...uhh...

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...sigh...

int bonus = 40000;
short life = 0;

life += bonus;

for (int x = 0; x < life; x++) {

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A little programming humor for those of us who can still remember strongly typed languages and a need to conserve memory. A short, or short int, was typically 2 bytes and unless unsigned could not hold a value larger than 32,767. And if you didn't need to store a number greater than 255? Use a char. It used to matter.

But maybe there's a deeper meaning here as well. Make sure you're using your life the right way...

Published Wednesday, 22 May 2019

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