Sentence examples for flawed code from inspiring English sources

Using huge screens in a giant auditorium, company executives displayed embarrassing snippets of flawed code produced by those in the audience.

Engineers with design and analysis experience in the 1960s will recall that they would carry their card stack box (containing their FORTRAN program and variable cards) to the computer room and come back in a few hours or days to pick up the results, only to find, in some cases, that it did not run because of flawed code or variables out of range.

If the threat appears grave, the problem goes immediately into the center's emergency operating room, where it is attended to by a team of Microsoft engineers, working nearly round-the-clock to analyze the flawed code, anticipate paths of attack, devise a software patch to fix the defect and alert millions of customers of the problem and the patch.

No one is yet getting fired for writing flawed code, but some are going to what Microsoft geeks call Bug Jail, a time-out for sloppy developers.

Who wants to wager that this is the only time the NSA paid a security company to use flawed code that it prefers so that it can better beat back encryption?

Mr. Baruah noted that the S.B.A. had made an effort to "scrub the data" of flawed coding and other problems that have led to large companies being listed as small businesses.

The chapter covers buffer overflow attacks, and describes how attackers use flawed application code to inject their own malicious code into a system.

All we know now is that Mr. Cuomo said he is rethinking the state's flawed tax code and looking for ways to create more jobs in the state.

Flawed software code is a leading contributor to cyber security incidents and may become more prevalent if the U.S. government or companies resort to outsourcing to the lowest bidder.

And that same flawed audio code system is in use for people who wish to write the White House an email with any suggestions or complaints regarding the "We The People" site.

"We have a flawed corporate tax code that is driving U.S. companies overseas," Dimon recently said on a conference call.