November 9, 2008
Much to everyone’s anguish
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(My sympathies to anyone who has been forced to use this to code.)
Cracked by shenoyvarun86 , Dibyo , Vijay Shankar , varuns88 , Ajay Parasuram , udupendra and Ananth.
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Charles Simonyi, a programmer-guru type chap who’s responsible for one of the few good MS products, MS Excel.
The Hungarian Notation of variable naming was named after him (since he’s from Hungary).
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Person : Mr. Charles Simonyi
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