Helvitica font displays lowercase l capital I identically. Do this trick on the co worker who leaves the work station unguarded. The code will compile and throw up run time errors. They are lot more fun to watch.
Who programs in Helvetica? Also how would you do it so that it compiles but throws errors at runtime by replacing a lowercase L with an uppercase i or vice versa? You'd have to make a duplicate variable or something with the other letter and then not initialize that one or something.
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Helvitica font displays lowercase l capital I identically. Do this trick on the co worker who leaves the work station unguarded. The code will compile and throw up run time errors. They are lot more fun to watch.
Who programs in Helvetica? Also how would you do it so that it compiles but throws errors at runtime by replacing a lowercase L with an uppercase i or vice versa? You'd have to make a duplicate variable or something with the other letter and then not initialize that one or something.