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Soo.. I'm kinda wondering.. are there people who when they are programming aren't thinking in code?

Like come up with whatever you want to do in human language and than translate this into code later?

Or is everybody thinking in terms of code directly? Like in the "I can _feel_ how the code has to look like" way?

I'm like wondering, because I never really thought about this nor talked with anybody how they actually do this. And at least for me, I don't use my normal language at all.
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ww 🩶 · 1w
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Brahms · 1w
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