Code to flood Kellogg with bogus job applications after strikers sacked

Re:Code to flood Kellogg with bogus job applications after s... by sdevonoes on Friday December 10, 2021 @11:58AM (#29512172)

I have no experience at all using Selenium (nor automated scripts that POST stuff in the web) but I could understand what the code was doing. I can follow the code just fine.

> 1. undescriptive variable names (eg. data2)

Doesn't matter. The file is 200 lines of code.

> 2. inconsistent formatting

That didn't make the code harder to read/follow.

> 3. copy pasted fragments everywhere

Meh. Really, I've seen code where everything that could be repeated was encapsulated in a function/method/class which was being used only once.

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Re:Code to flood Kellogg with bogus job applications after s... by gruez on Friday December 10, 2021 @12:03PM (#29512245)

>I can follow the code just fine.

Right, I can follow the code just fine too, but OP's claim was

>well written, rather pretty code

Like you mentioned, the file is only 200 lines, so you can get away with quite a bit and still be understandable/maintainable, but that doesn't mean they're all "well written" or "rather pretty".

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