Grammar checks are somewhat like compilers. When I type prose or code into my text editor, both are underlined with squiggly lines if they are grammatically inc

Grammar checks are somewhat like compilers. When I type prose or code into my text editor, both are underlined with squiggly lines if they are grammatically incorrect. Furthermore, I compose both types of text in an iterative process where I got the general ideas down first and then improve the precision and completeness of the piece. Lastly, I think deeply about the human meaning of the text before I consider it complete, at least for my side projects. I refactor the code so that it matches my human model of the problem as well as I can. Your mileage my vary, but coding and prose feel similar in my experience.