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I can't really imagine that working very well when coding. It'd cause huge issues with autocomplete and autoindent.
by plorkyeran 14y ago
I can't really imagine that working very well when coding. It'd cause huge issues with autocomplete and autoindent.
- pacmon 14y agoI agree. I believe the most typing classes are focused on the word processing end of things rather than programming. While waiting to correct errors afterwards can be faster for regular documents, I would absolutely never do that when programming.
- edanm 14y agoActually, I doubt it's even better for regular documents. In the writing discipline, people will often tell you to write a first draft without correcting errors, then go back and error-correct on the second draft. But that's not about typing errors, but rather grammatic/narrative errors in your writing.