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Jun062005

What's legacy code?

DateMonday, June 6, 2005 at 1:42AM
When speaking to one of the process engineers at a major company I consult for, I came upon a lovely notion regarding legacy code. We were talking about the perils of testing legacy code, and he turned and asked me
 
"Before we get started, do you know what 'Legacy Code' means? It's code that works".
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