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Also a lot of the time you are ignoring things like int or float because it isn't helpful unless the algorithm specifically needs it. So you read the declaratio
by retbull 10y ago
Also a lot of the time you are ignoring things like int or float because it isn't helpful unless the algorithm specifically needs it. So you read the declarations and just ignore everything after that as the color gives you a clue not to read 'for' for the billionth time.
- masterzora 10y agoAbsolutely. Syntax highlighting for me is much more about what not to read than it is about what to read. It can be skipping over 'for' for the billionth time but often it's also reading only a couple key tokens to get the gist of what the line does and only going back to read it in full if non-obvious details matter.