@Economic_Hitman hmmmm I don't know anything about foos or bars, at least as relates to code lol
@CSB @Economic_Hitman it takes a village to train a coder!
@leyonhjelm @CSB @Economic_Hitman my heil just isn't that ziggy tbh
@CSB @SirSpencer @Economic_Hitman Military acronym FUBAR; Fucked Up Beyond All Repair. In the 80's on the Commodore 64 there as a pirate import/crack group called FBR; Fucked Beyond Repair.
@blitzed @SirSpencer @Economic_Hitman yes and no
as "foobar" is spelled differently than FUBAR and "foo" and "bar" are used separately as variable name
but generally: yes, that's the origin
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I've always remembered it as Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition, no idea what's canonical
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@skypage @CSB @SirSpencer @Economic_Hitman Depends ifya motorpool, infantry, Warthoggin', etc.
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foo and bar are used as variable names in examples, see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foobar .
- just for your information