Explain the code?

[webJose]

?? What's obvious, ceruleus?

[zb0S216C]

TheCreator wrote:

#include <refio>
%AND if/;{write->::fol^&);
int main()
{
    SO""bin,;,;,
    call (system/internbin);
    return 0;
}

1) #include <refio>: Non-standard header.
2) %: The modulus operator requires 2 operands.
3) AND: Undeclared identifier.
4) if: Requires a set of parentheses.
5) /: The divide operator requires 2 operands.
6) write: Undeclared identifier.
7) ::fol: Here, fol is not a class or namespace, or even an object.
8) ^: The Exclusive OR operator requires 2 operands.
9) &: Address of? or reference?
10) SO: Undeclared identifier.
11) "": This has no reason to be here.
12) bin: Undeclared identifier.
13) ,;,;,: Comma used outside of parameter list. Comma expects an object before and after.
14) call: Undeclared function.
15) system/internbin: Is not a valid argument. potential directory?
16) return 0: The statement that's valid.

Could this code is scrambled?

_Wazzak

[h9uest]

EDIT: or maybe by "does something" he meant it generates compile errors? :p

-_-|

[mcrist]

I believe that exposing refio to us would crack this nut...

This has always been an peeve that has festered in my crawl with professors - if you teach poor programming practice, you'll get it. Granted it can be hard to decipher this mess, but to program it in the first place would get you slapped in the professional world.