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@Pogromist in c++ foreach is strange. It's better to use for over a vector
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@electrineer
for (auto item : iterator)
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@Pogromist yep, but there's also for_each which is weird
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@electrineer oh, it's functional way to do it.
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@electrineer It's mostly a reflection on how much I now using LINQ, functional array methods, etc.
Hacking thing was just there for entertainment value.
Just had to write an old-skool for loop. Index...termination condition...whole works. I feel dirty.
Bit embarrassing as someone saw me writing it, thought I was a hacker and informed the authorities. Spent the last hour being waterboarded.
We had a big laugh about it when they realized I was just fixing bugs in a legacy app.
National Security. Hilarious.
random
extraordinary rendition
torture
hacking
for-loop in 2019