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James Britt

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James Britt is a principal in 30 Second Rule, and runs ruby-doc.org and rubyxml.com
Oh, so *that's* how you say that! Posted: Jan 9, 2008 2:32 PM
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Learning a new programming language is hard enough when there are new abstractions to get your head around, but the matter is made worse with a plethora of new syntax and symbols with no obvious verbal expression.

For example, most folks would read this:

x = 4 * y

as “x equals 4 times y.”

But how do you vocalize this:

f :: Int -> Int

Well, that’s Haskell, and lucky for Haskell new-comers a wiki page is being assembled to explain how to vocalize code.

So, the above example would be, “f has type Int to Int.”

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