Chapter 27 (1/2)

‘Point ement huh’

YongHo put up the test scenario on one of the s of the dual monitors he received On the laptop screen, he put the point

‘Even if it’s s huh’

An ByungHoon was YongHo’s roleorders or contributing to open source projects But even his progras

‘Hmm……’

There were 5 bugs on the bug

title: Customer Points Data Exposure error

Content: There is a calculation error from line 3023 to line 3201 ofCustoraphical error that occurs in the calculation logic and a problem that occurs in the dataflow on the Visitor pattern

Solution: The calculation logic of the custoed as follows

The bughad details as to how to edit the source He just had to edit the source that was in his sight Of course, the Ho’s skills

‘Even the er makes mistakes’

YongHo slowly read the source thatgave

The last hurdle for the unit tests was No JunWoo Only after No JunWoo checked the unit tests could be considered finished No JunWoo checked the basic functions of the progra the units, swore

“Fck, who the hell edited this?”

“Which part are you talking about, sir?”

This happened all the tie, he set the at, and called the developer to reprimand him

-Will you keep doing it like this?

-Please work better

-Shall I do it instead?

These were No JunWoo’s favorite phrases As an elite fro of HanKuk University, which is the best university within the country, it’s said that he personally did prograhly on the path to ement

Especially, he showed talent incooperative coe a project with tens of people as an assistant er

“The changes to the point ement, didn’t I say to watch out for this?”

“That’s why I personally edited the program Is there any problem?”

“Come and have a look The point doesn’t match”

No JunWoo put a AS-IS(old systeHoon who sat down next to him checked the screen and murmured to himself as if he didn’t understand

“I definitely implemented it correctly”

“If you implemented it correctly, why is there a 2500 points difference? This is will get a VOC If a VOC comes in will you take responsibility?”

VOC was an acronym of Voice of Customer, and it referred to the complaints of the customers All companies cared about VOCs but telecommunication companies were especially sensitive

“Mr YongHo, did you change anything?”

An ByungHoon looked for YongHo He had reHo after he implemented it