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which means if you're working with other people in a business, a whole class of programmers won't be able to work well with your code. I think this makes the OP
by peterashford 6y ago
which means if you're working with other people in a business, a whole class of programmers won't be able to work well with your code. I think this makes the OP's point for them
- kragen 6y agoYes, that's always the case. Whenever you're writing, your writing is more accessible to some audiences than to others, according to how familiar the vocabulary and conceptual framework you're using are to them. So it's important to know what audience you're writing for so you can tailor your style to be maximally accessible to them. It's tempting to think that you can organize kinds of writing on a one-dimensional continuum of levels from "more recondite" to "less recondite", with people being able to read anything at or (more easily) below their level, but it's totally false. Yesterday I went to check out some power usage statistics in the datasheet for a microcontroller I wanted to use for a project. To my dismay, it said, and I quote, "电流消耗是多种参数和因素的综合指标,这些参数和因素包括工作电压、环境温度、I/O引脚的负载、产品的软件配置、工作频率、I/O 脚的翻转速率、程序在存储器中的位置以及执行的代码等。" I mean, that's surely understandable to many more people than what I'm writing here. But I'm not one of them. (Fortunately, in this case the data tables mostly answered my questions.)