Programmers getting confused between Halloween and Christmas is quite normal as for programmers Dec 25= Oct 31! Well if you are a non-programmer it will definitely make no sense at all. For as a non-programmer you may recognize the abbreviation for Dec 25 as December 25th and Oct 31 as October 31st both are known to every one as Christmas and Halloween.
There are many unknown variables or words that you might come across in computer programming languages. And one such peculiar word is “Foo.” Many of you must be unaware of the term in programming language, as well as the reason why programmers use “Foo.”
Are you confused about whether being a programmer is a good career choice or not? Well, it is! Being a programmer means good respect and good amount of earning like winning a game show every day.
Halloween is celebrated on October 31st and Christmas is on December 25th. There is absolutely nothing in common between these two dates but only for a non-programmer. For a non-programmer mixing up these two dates makes absolutely no sense but that is not the case with a programmer. For a programmer it is a practical joke! Want to know why? Then let’s understand why programmers mix up Halloween and Christmas.
When it comes to programming, passionate programmers are always picky about the operating system to be installed. Operating system is the base of programming and it has been witnessed that programmers prefer Linux over all other operating systems. But why do they choose Linux when they can choose from a number of highly advanced operating systems such as windows and Mac OS? Let’s find out!
