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It's pretty basic knowledge that as a programmer, our output is channelled through a keyboard upon which we must type. If we type slower than we think, then it's a bottleneck for our output. Steve Yegge and our beloved dictator have both blogged about...
Started by nickf on
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I was the second-fastest person in my typing class in high school, and I've been the question though, I think....
I do know how to touch-type.
I know of no typing speed test that would be relevant to a software development job.
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I'm researching and experimenting more with Groovy and I'm trying to wrap my mind around the pros and cons of implementing things in Groovy that I can't/don't do in Java. Dynamic programming is still just a concept to me since I've been deeply steeped...
Started by codeLes on
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With duck typing the type doesn't matter as long as it has and C++ that have....
With static typing you always have to worry that your data is the correct type and in Java it shows up through casting to the right type.
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Just wanted poor moosey to know, your 131 for the typing test is no longer anywhere near first place.
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Http://forums.sexyandfunny.com/arcad...res&gameid=123 There's a typing test? This forum gets stranger every....
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This shows how many words per minute you can type. try it out lol
Visit the Typing Test and try!
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From: Port on Today at 08:06:36 AM [img]http://i.imgur.com/vejfM.png[/im g]
megusta.png Visit the Typing Test.
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I have always worked on staticly typed languages (c/c++,java). For the poast months i have been playing with clojure and i really like it. One thing i am worried about is, say that i have a windows that takes 3 modules as arguments and along the way requirements...
Started by Hamza Yerlikaya on
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You lose some level of refactoring and type safety when you move interesting article called....
This is one of the reasons automated testing/test driven development is even more important recommend a specific testing framework.
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Is there a case where you wrote something in such a language (e.g. C#, Java), and missed duck typing? (See this question for arguments against duck typing)
Started by ripper234 on
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As you can't have a method....
Anyway, assuming this doesn't get closed I'd anyone?).
We needThat other question had little to do with duck typing.
Say the one time I really miss duck typing is when trying to test classes with big API's.
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Just a little test that take one minute. Considering how people tags images here, you should all be fast typer, no?
Here is my score on The Wizard of Oz, one minute. I type with 9 fingers, considering I don't use my right thumb for the spacebar.
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Started by Merun on
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In fact after checking, it seems like colemak would be problematic for... .
My typing speed is quite slower in Qwerty.
How is colemark compared to Dvorak? Well, the idea of colemak is to be able to type faster keyboard primarily.
For coding.
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I just read this post and it makes the case against implicit typing using when starting out with Test driven development/design.
His post says that TDD can be "slowed down" when using implicit typing for the return type when unit testing a method. Also...
Started by cmw on
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The more information I ....
Var means no intellisense, then when you enter the name of a type that may not exist yet the mouse over a method to see the return type, that is the sign of a bad, hard to read test helpful.
typing.
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Wikipedia currently says about duck-typing :
In computer programming with object-oriented programming languages, duck typing is a style of dynamic typing in which an object's current set of methods and properties determines the valid semantics, rather...
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It's my understanding that structural typing is used by type inferencers and the like to determine type information (think Haskell or OCaml), while duck typing doesn't care about "types" per se, just Structural type....
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I keep seeing the phrase "duck typing" bandied about, and even ran across a code example or two. I am way too lazy busy to do my own research, can someone tell me, briefly:
the difference between a 'duck type' and an old-skool 'variant type', and provide...
Started by Steven A. Lowe on
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A variant object that parses runtime is duck ....
It allows a type safe conversion between any type that has all of the behaviorsDuck typing is just another term for dynamic typing or late-binding.
Duck typing comes in.
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