CodeSOD: Classic WTF: The Table Selector

It's summer break time, which as always, means we dip back into classic articles. Today, we pick which table we want. Original. --Remy

"In my native language of German," writes Christian, "the word quellcode is a pretty direct translation of 'source code'."

"Unfortunately, bad code seems to cross language barriers - as does that famous three-letter explicit adjective. But occasionally I'll find a piece of quellcode that deserves its own special, localized expletive: qual-kot. When I stumbled across this interface in our quellcode, qual-kot was the first thing that came to my mind."

public interface ITableSelector{ string selectTable1(); string selectTable2(); string selectTable3(); string selectTable4a(); string selectTable4b(); string selectTable5(); string selectTable6(); string selectTable7a(); string selectTable7b(); string selectTable8(); string selectTable9a(); string selectTable9b(); string selectTable10(); string selectTable11(); string selectTable12(); string selectTable13(); string selectTable14a(); string selectTable14b(); string selectTable14c(); string selectTable14d(); string selectTable15(); string selectTable16(); string selectTable17(); string selectTable18(); string selectTable19(); string selectTable20(); string selectTable21a(); string selectTable21b(); string selectTable22(); string selectTable23(); string selectTable24(); string selectTable25(); string selectTable26(); string selectTable27(); string selectTable28(); string selectTable29(); string selectTable30(); string selectTable31();}

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