Language change and code breaks
Grant Edwards
grante at visi.com
Thu Jul 26 13:50:32 EDT 2001
In article <08k0mtc2lftoon7eii2jo43qj1tt76256c at 4ax.com>, maxx at easynews.com wrote:
>Because writing code is a completely different function than
>"normal every day writing." Learning to write code means
>beginners must learn to structure their thoughts, and organize
>tasks, so that their code is not a potential jumble of ideas,
>as normal every day writing can be.
I don't there's that much difference between writing code and
_decent_ "normal every day writing." If the person you're
teaching to program can't write a coherent paragraph, then yes,
programming is going to be different than their "normal every
day writing."
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