Re: Re: Learning a new language every year can be dangerous.
Glen Pfeiffer <[email protected]>
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On 04/11/2008 11:16 AM, DanHinojosa wrote: > Just to reiterate, I just wanted to know the culture of DI in > C++, not the technical information of DI in C++ although I > don't mind the information. So I set up my question the way I > wanted it conveyed. > You "set up [your] question up the way [you] wanted it conveyed", based upon the way you would interpret it. And your interpretation is based on your assumptions. Different experiences and knowledge mean different assumptions. You were not wrong, nor were they necessarily wrong. If you did not get the results you wanted, what should you do? Defend your position, do the same thing next time, and hope that by telling them (and everyone else) that they misunderstood you they will never misunderstand you again? Or, learn something from it and try something different next time, even though you weren't wrong? -- Glen