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I am a student of Computer Science

Language Experiences:

  • Java (5 years)
  • Android-Development (2 years)
  • C (2 years)
  • C++ (1 year)
  • Python (1 year)

Other IT-Interests:

  • Linux (Kernel)
  • IT-Security

First of all, I love programming. It impresses me that some piece of text can make thinks happen. You can create what you can imagine. I like it when the first tries doesn't work and then you learn from the mistakes and search for solutions and finally the feeling if it works at the end of the day.

I'm interested in well structured and designed programs. I prefer the Object-Oriented paradigm, but I also like to write code in procedural languages like C.

I love and try to write clean code, which is easy to test, maintainable, expandable and easy to change without great efforts.

I like code, which is easy to understand because programming is most of the time teamwork. So I prevent to use complex expressions with unpronounceable variables and so on. I try to write easy-to-read-code instead. I like "Re-factoring" and "Design Patterns" as well.


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accepted What are the advantages of the Unix file system structure
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comment What are the advantages of the Unix file system structure
@Bruce Ediger I think I would not agree with you in the point that "Malware has to look in some other directory to find templates or data" because it is "specified" in which directory which file will be located. For example a logfile will be under /var/log (e.g /var/log/apache2/access.log) so I don't have to search for a specific file If I want to raise a attack against it.
Jan
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comment What are the advantages of the Unix file system structure
That are good points. Why is the separation of executable and data-, template-, config-files a reason for more protection against viruses?
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asked What are the advantages of the Unix file system structure
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