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I've used it for many years, and for a short while threw some programming things on there. The main use case (I think) would be something like: you have intervi
by divbit 10y ago
I've used it for many years, and for a short while threw some programming things on there. The main use case (I think) would be something like: you have interviews coming up, and you know a bunch of programming languages, but you aren't completely precise on the vocab for each, e.g. in python you might use len(someString) while in javascript you might use someString.length . Anki would be perfect for straightening all these out. For day to day programming, I doubt it would be useful (as if you forget that for some reason, you could just try it quickly on the interpreter)