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As they're acquiring both languages, they are beginning to figure out on their own which sounds are for each language, but also what is the syntax for each of their languages.
but also what is the syntax for each of their languages.
I just did a incremental clause and this is the syntax of how you do it.
and this is the syntax of how you do it.
So it's running through syntax formatting while I'm trying to edit.
So it's, um, running through syntax formatting while I'm trying to edit it.
Yeah, so the ampersands are a new piece of syntax, not only in this program but also more generally in CS50.
Well, it turns out ampersand is one of the last pieces of new syntax we're going to learn.
When we talk about logical thought, we talk about syntax.
Every language is different, and the syntax is a bit different, okay?
I wanted to redesign the parser completely using very different principles, a different sort of way of building parsers that was much more flexible for the syntax of the language.
I wanted to redesign the, the parser completely using very different principles, a different sort of way of building parsers that was much more flexible for the syntax of the language.
we tend to bring in the Mandarin syntax into the newly-learned language
So you're having to go through and do that sort of difficult process of reading code, figure out, "Okay, what am I expecting this program to even do?" PleasantRelation144 asks, "How do you guys remember all the syntax?" We don't necessarily.
How do you guys remember all the syntax?
So syntax is the big problem for any language learner for English.
How much syntax is there in English?
I'm just going to use sort of English-like syntax, which we would generally call pseudocode.
And so this too is a recurring topic in programming, whereby I might write a program using syntax like this, pick up pick up phone book.