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'It's worth noting' or 'please note that' actually adds information. Especially if you ask a question and there is an answer that needs extra notes such as cave
by nuancebydefault 3y ago
'It's worth noting' or 'please note that' actually adds information. Especially if you ask a question and there is an answer that needs extra notes such as caveats or things one should know to understand it better.
Following code performs the task: <some code>
Please note that
* the code can only work when using 64 bit architecture.
* the variables a and b are to be provided and can't exceed 100.
- JohnFen 3y agoYes, the phrase can absolutely be used in a way that adds clarity. The majority of the time, though, it doesn't. It's more like a verbal tic. It's one of the standard phrases that people should double-check when they find themselves using it, to make sure it's really called for.