what's with the two taps? surely the chilled one should be for white, and the other for red, but there is only white in the top...
I know, but one is chilled, and one is not, and its all white wine. Am i being too pedantic for this thread?
Yes. Yes you are. Because maybe some white wine drinkers have sensitive teeth and don't like drinks to be freezing, cos then they're torn between the oomph of the alcohol and the owie, owie, owie of the chilled drink on their decrepit teeth.
From what I can gather programming involves producing different effects depending on the situation. For example telling a computer program to take certain steps depending on the situation... Do X if conditions Y are met. The way way he interpreted his mothers wishes was to get a bottle of milk but if there were eggs at the store to get 6 bottles of milk
You're pretty right, it's a play on a particular type of programming error where "if statements" aren't structured properly. It cost me a month of my life at one stage while doing my PhD.
this is what the son thought: Code: market1 (void) { if (eggs==false) { purchase(milk,1); } if (eggs==true) { purchase (milk,6); } } return 0; this is what the mother meant: Code: market2 (void) { purchase (milk,1) if (eggs==true) { purchase (eggs,6) } } return 0;
