OOP已经过时了:(直到今天我仍然后悔这么想。

通过学习一门精确的科学，我不需要提高我有限的社交技能。

@Kyralessa: It's worth noting that on most processors, in assembly/machine language, it's possible for functions to return someplace other than their caller while leaving the stack in good condition. Indeed, there are a variety of situations where this can be useful. One variation I first saw on the 6502, though it works even better on the Z80, was a print-message routine where the text to be printed immediately followed the call instruction; execution would resume after the zero terminator (or, as a slight optimization when using the Z80, at the zero terminator, since letting the zero byte be executed as a NOP would be cheaper than trying to avoid it).

有趣的是，在许多现代语言中，函数都有一个正常的退出点(将在调用之后恢复执行)，但也可以通过抛出异常退出。即使在C语言中，也可以使用setjmp/longjmp来模拟这种行为。

I thought I'd be coding for 8 hours straight. Realistically, I get 4 hours a day of coding, 1 hour for lunch, 1 for coffee breaks, and 2 for screwing around / chit chatting/ stack over and under flowing. Prior to working, I thought that all clients would be idiots and don't know two craps about computers. Boy was I wrong on that one. Sometimes, we get projects by people who can do it better than we can, they just don't have the time to do it. I thought cubicles were bad, Right now I love them :D I actually moved from a door-ed office to a cubicle. I like the openness. All programmers are not athletic. I thought that I was the only one that goes to the gym. Where I work, at least 10 of us go to the gym every day at 5 am. I thought there would be no women programmers. A couple of our leads are ladies.

选择和使用我们的开发方法是因为它们是最好的。

后来我发现，我们使用的工具对我们做什么、什么时候做、怎么做的影响比我想象的要大得多。

我可以阅读，可以完成任何工作。