Report Offensive Message

10-4 on the quality thing. The title of this reply is -- no joke -- a comment left in some C# code by a former green-card contractor at the company I currently work for. His code was the absolute worst -- his approach to handling errors was to insert Try..Catch blocks around everything, but with no code in the Catch section. Errors were trapped, of course, but the user was never informed and no effort was made to handle the exception.

(BTW: The translation of this comment is "Validate info of tab before tab changed")