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Oh yes, when there is nothing to look up, I guess you won't look something up. But those would not effect the results. Presumably a good C# programmer uses les
by startupdiscuss 10y ago
Oh yes, when there is nothing to look up, I guess you won't look something up.
But those would not effect the results. Presumably a good C# programmer uses less documentation just as much as a good Haskell programmer.
- unit91 10y agoWarning: anecdotes and small sample sizes ahead. True, but most people I've bumped into who write C# do it professionally, and have built up a body of knowledge. By contrast, most people I know (including me) who have messed around with Haskell, have...messed around with Haskell. I could be way off here, but I'd guess that there is a smaller percentage of mature Haskell programmers within the Haskell community than mature C# programmers in the C# community.
- startupdiscuss 10y agoI accept your view on haskell and C# distinction. I have the same view. But that doesn't mean C# users would look things up on SO more from 9-5 than they would after 5. We are talking about the same people. (The study, I assume, shows that people use C# for work and Haskell for a hobby.)