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Originally Posted by gm9
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While I can code assembler I prefer to use high level programming languages for the same reason.  |
Sure, but if you want to use such broad analogies, I can do that too.
I used to like
foreach in programming because it allowed me to skip specifying the conditions of exiting and incrementing a number in a
for loop. Then I found out that in most of the cases that I used it, it caused my program to be slower. So I stopped using it completely because it would never be faster and usually slower if I was careful as to how I coded the rest of the loop. So to sum up this analogy, easier is not always better.
PS, I wonder what the OP thinks of how this conversation is turning out.
PPS, I wish that .NET Forms programming actually had this level of detail. Specifically proportional resizing and relocation. Using table containers are just cumbersome.