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Happy New Year

January 1st, 2008 by Rishabh Mishra

We hope you had fun on New Years Eve. Here are some resolutions that you can make to improve your code.

  • Change existing code, instead of rewriting it.
  • Comment your code.
  • Use familiar forms of navigation


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  • nishant
    if this site was not sicure enough ( no offense to the author who made this site ) and somone did happen to hack into this site would i get a message that tells me that someone has hacked in to my site?
  • possible248
    If you are referring to this site, CodingExperiments.com, then I'm the "author". I used the Wordpress content management system to help me.

    In the event that this website was hacked, you probably would only see a notice once I found out about it.

    However, the message would not appear on *your* website because your website isn't CodingExperiments.Com. :D
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