FactoryPattern.com » funny http://www.factorypattern.com Just another Object Oriented Weblog Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:08:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 A Programmer’s Nasty Habbit http://www.factorypattern.com/a-programmers-nasty-habbit/ http://www.factorypattern.com/a-programmers-nasty-habbit/#comments Wed, 23 Apr 2008 07:24:02 +0000 admin http://www.factorypattern.com/a-programmers-nasty-habbit/ I just noticed something strange happened to me and it happened not only once. I tried to edit some xml file and just wanted to write a simple tag: <strong>. I tried it once and guess what happened: by some miracle the tag written there was <string>. I corrected and then tried to close the tag: </strong>. Again I got </string>. I repeated the experiment trying to write it quick a few times and I got similar results. After a few failed attempts I succeeded to be able to type strong.

And there is no wrong auto complete, there is no damaged keyboard, it’s just me. I’ve typed so much String words that I got the tendency to type string again, not mattering what I want to type.

I think it’s useless to say that I use to code in java a lot and I coded in c# a little bit. And I came with a solution to get rid of this nasty typing habit. From now on I’m gonna use <b> instead of <string>, <strong> whatever.

Related PostsNo Related Post]]> I just noticed something strange happened to me and it happened not only once. I tried to edit some xml file and just wanted to write a simple tag: <strong>. I tried it once and guess what happened: by some miracle the tag written there was <string>. I corrected and then tried to close the tag: </strong>. Again I got </string>. I repeated the experiment trying to write it quick a few times and I got similar results. After a few failed attempts I succeeded to be able to type strong.

And there is no wrong auto complete, there is no damaged keyboard, it’s just me. I’ve typed so much String words that I got the tendency to type string again, not mattering what I want to type.

I think it’s useless to say that I use to code in java a lot and I coded in c# a little bit. And I came with a solution to get rid of this nasty typing habit. From now on I’m gonna use <b> instead of <string>, <strong> whatever.

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