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Survey - Common Programming bugs and Bad practices

Hi all..

I am trying to do a small survey on common bugs and bad programming
practices. I request you to contribute by giving the following
information:

The bugs you make -- any bug which may be as simple as null
dereference or as complex as Deadlock.

The severity of the bug as you would consider: high, medium,
negligable

an example code snippet for the bug.

I hope you will give the information and you can mail to the ID
vi*********@gmail.com
Once I collect the information, I will post the report to the group.

Thanks in anticipation,
Vipindeep
Jul 22 '05 #1
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vipindeep wrote:
Once I collect the information, I will post the report to the group.


Look forward to reading it.
Jul 22 '05 #2

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