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The program formerly known as Seven Second Delay, and The Happiness Hut. Ken and Andy, also known as The Enema Boys, further lower WFMU's already abysmal standards on a weekly basis. Stunt radio which subjects the radio audience to concepts and topics which mature adults should not have to endure. Find the fatal flaw. (Visit homepage.)
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Hey Ken & Andy & 7SDelayers!
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Of course, we already insist that you sign us up for stuff anyway, so that's a moot point...
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I can't find booth 4869B on this map. But Uncle Andy will really be there...
But I invented object-oriented programming!
It seemed really messy to me when building a largeish system that some data structures would be getting tweaked by a bunch of functions throughout the system - and the more things that were twiddling the data directly, the more chance there was that something would corrupt the data, and the harder it would be to change the way things were being stored, if a different internal structure made more sense later.
I decided there should be a piece of code which owned the data, and which all the other code would have to ask to make changes or to look things up. That's basically object-oriented programming, and I wrote the code for the project I was working on that way.
Of course, a few years later, I found out that object-oriented programming already existed, and had a name, and had been defined much more formally than I ever did. But anyway.
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Have a good night, everyone!