Programming improves English (or your language) Grammar
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More often than not I have found my email sentences to be terminated with semi-colons more than anything else.
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Shamit Kumar Tomar wrote:
I can't write improper sentences
I can ..... but not in the Lounge! ;)
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That involves chocolate bars, Ali? :confused:
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org 100h
mov dx,disp
mov ah,9
int 21h
mov ah,4Ch
int 21h
disp db 'OMG Phannon, LOL!!',0Dh,0Ah,'$'It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini
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I believe it does. I have been programming for 10 years and now I believe I can't write sentences without specific phrases. I can't write improper sentences. My hands stuck, keyboard refuses and cries out. Do you feel that too? :confused:
Maybe so - but years of using computers has left me with appalling hand-writing. My niece is only 6, but her writing's much more legible than mine! My nephew (like me) is more comfortable with computers, and his writing's appalling as well - a connection there, me thinks.
Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p
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I believe it does. I have been programming for 10 years and now I believe I can't write sentences without specific phrases. I can't write improper sentences. My hands stuck, keyboard refuses and cries out. Do you feel that too? :confused:
Shamit Kumar Tomar wrote:
Do you feel that too?
No. Instant Messaging and email has degraded my grammar. I used to be very good with grammar when I was in high school. Now I think I am pretty bad.
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Do you mean that you can't write a sentence with the word "for" in it unless it has a "next", too?
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Nor if without then.
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No. I said I can't write improper english like, "hi wht r u doing?". I have usually started writing in passive voice and reduced use of active voices.
Shamit Kumar Tomar wrote:
I have usually started writing in passive voice and reduced use of active voices.
Why? The active voice is fantastic.
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But you can still write useless things. I prefer useful info with wrong grammar & spelling than the contrary. (The best being useful info in correct grammar, but you find this as often as 100$ bills in the middle of the street).
/* Increase i by 1 */ i++;:rolleyes:'Useful info' with incorrect grammar or spelling is suspect, in my opinion, thereby rendering it less useful.
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Cue Abbot & Costello: What did you make nullable? Yes, 'what' is nullable. That's what I'm asking! Is 'what' nullable?!?... :laugh:
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Cue Abbot & Costello: What did you make nullable? Yes, 'what' is nullable. That's what I'm asking! Is 'what' nullable?!?... :laugh:
Software Zen:
delete this;Arrh Abbot and Costello, we are truly showing our ages now :)
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Maybe so - but years of using computers has left me with appalling hand-writing. My niece is only 6, but her writing's much more legible than mine! My nephew (like me) is more comfortable with computers, and his writing's appalling as well - a connection there, me thinks.
Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p
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Arrh Abbot and Costello, we are truly showing our ages now :)
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I have an excuse; my daughter is a big fan of their stuff. I gave her a collection of their movies for her birthday a couple years ago. All we heard from her were giggles coming out of her room for a week :-D.
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I believe it does. I have been programming for 10 years and now I believe I can't write sentences without specific phrases. I can't write improper sentences. My hands stuck, keyboard refuses and cries out. Do you feel that too? :confused:
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I believe it does. I have been programming for 10 years and now I believe I can't write sentences without specific phrases. I can't write improper sentences. My hands stuck, keyboard refuses and cries out. Do you feel that too? :confused:
I have on many occasions when discribing situations or a process to another to solve an issue, I will "speak" in lines of code. most are amused and get what needs to be done quite quickly ^^ Almost like I'm programming a ruetine on a person. :laugh:
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I believe it does. I have been programming for 10 years and now I believe I can't write sentences without specific phrases. I can't write improper sentences. My hands stuck, keyboard refuses and cries out. Do you feel that too? :confused:
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thrakazog wrote:
I can has bad grammar? Yar.
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I believe it does. I have been programming for 10 years and now I believe I can't write sentences without specific phrases. I can't write improper sentences. My hands stuck, keyboard refuses and cries out. Do you feel that too? :confused:
Which "specific phrases" can't you write without? Repetition is something one ought to avoid.
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