Do you mean semantically? I quoted "fun", because it wasn't fun. Diving deep into programming means letting a very specific part of your brain run rampant. The

Do you mean semantically? I quoted "fun", because it wasn't fun. Diving deep into programming means letting a very specific part of your brain run rampant. The problem solving core of whatever. This hurts all other parts of your brain: especially those for movement and social stuff. I quoted "thinking in code" because it's a meme phrase created by a boy that writes hello world apps and got interviewed on TV -people online use it to make fun of "fake programmers". In the German area we use quotes around words or short phrases to make clear, that we don't mean what we just said. One can also do air quotes. Is that not done in the English speaking world? Or do you mean the characters? Yes, I am indeed living in the German area and software here often uses those stupid, stupid "smart quotes". I believe we are also taught to write like that on paper. One opens, one closes the quoted phrase. Though I have no idea how this happened here, as right now, in Chrome, I can only produce "normal" quotes. """"