Coding too much and sleeping too little is a setting I'm not too unfamiliar with. You know you should sleep a bit more and code a bit less when you have nightmares about debugging and are wondering what method of which class to call to shut off the wakeup alarm in the morning. I'm coding on a project with a few friends these days and came over some interesting code, probably caused by the setting above:
public string MyProp{ set {value = value; }}
Hmm... useful property...
if (valueQueues[queueId].Count != null) return valueQueues[queueId].Dequeue();else return null;
Hmmm.. Nullable types is an interesting thing, but I don't think this is the right setting to use them...
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Hans Olav Norheim is a Microsoft Student Partner, certified database and application developer, studying databases at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. Hans Olav is especially passionate about Microsoft SQL Server and has interned on the SQL Server development team in Microsoft's HQ in Redmond two summers. When not in front of his computer, Hans Olav can be seen up in the sky flying a glider, climbing a rock, in a boat or out with friends.
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