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I'm kinda surprised that nobody here so far has noticed that the author is consistently confusing "written" with "imagined". You might imagine code in your hea
by thaumaturgy 17y ago
I'm kinda surprised that nobody here so far has noticed that the author is consistently confusing "written" with "imagined".
You might imagine code in your head in some way, but when you write it, you're probably doing so with a specific syntax and structure, in a particular language.
- jroes 17y agoI write pseudocode on a notepad on the train, then translate it into Objective-C at my computer.