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Wednesday, January 14, 2004

January 5: What is courtesy? Why and how is courtesy practiced in Information Technology and it's implication if it is not followed?



Courtesy is something that people have. It's like a manner of some sort that makes the people who have it look nice, pleasant and good.

Why and how is courtesy used in IT? Well they use it to make program codes more managable. How? They make things like codes for long repeating things. It is frustrating to type the same thing over and over again. But then of course there is always copy-paste but then sometimes that doesn't work. So I guess it's for neatness. It'd make the commands short and concise.

Posted by Lex, 10:49:00 AM