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Quite a cry, in a submission page from one of the most language "obsessed" in this community. Now: "code" is something you establish - as the content of the co
by mdp2021 2y ago
Quite a cry, in a submission page from one of the most language "obsessed" in this community.
Now: "code" is something you establish - as the content of the codex medium (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex for its history); from the field of law, a set of rules, exported in use to other domains since at least the mid XVI century in English.
"Program" is something you publish, with the implied content of a set of intentions ("first we play Bach then Mozart" - the use postdates "code"-as-"set of rules" by centuries).
"Develop" is something you unfold - good, but it does not imply "rules" or "[sequential] process" like the other two terms.
- theanonymousone 2y agoI did my research, but as a non-native speaker, couldn't figure out whether "quite a cry" means you agree or disagree with me. ChatGPT doesn't know either.