#syntax and semantics

[studyelles]

8/100 / january 22th, 2017. 03:43pm.

happy Sunday, I'm studying because tomorrow I have an impossible exam. Pray for me. I'm so stressed, I can't fall asleep at night, my head is always thinking thinking and thinking. The great news is that after tomorrow, I will see the light at the end of the tunnel (made of exams).

[studyelles]

6/100 / today I received by mail the Pilot Juice 0.5, I'm so happy in this moment. I want color up every page of my notebook.

[studyelles]

5/100 / a bunch of colors in my study life. after yesterday a need a vacation for a thousand years.

[studyelles]

7/100 / it's a bad day: it's cold, I'm dizzy after 5h of study, I'm tired of this situation, today it's saturday and I will stay all night on the syntax textbook. what a great day.

[thestudy24x7]

Beginner's Guide to the Fundamentals of Coding

Coding, also known as programming, is the process of creating computer software, websites, mobile apps, and other digital products by writing instructions in a programming language that a computer can understand. With the rise of technology, learning how to code has become an essential skill for many people. In this article, we will discuss the basics of coding for beginners.

Choose a Programming Language

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Variables: A variable is a named storage location in a program's memory where data can be stored and retrieved later. Variables can hold different types of data, including numbers, text, and Boolean values.

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[thoughts-of-a-coyote]

Linguistics

There are three main subsets of linguistics according to conventional academics.

Phonology- the study of sounds and their mental representations

Phonetics- the study of sounds and their physical production

Syntax and Semantics- the study of grammar and lexicons

[iron-poet-i]

the limited perception of a world half-obscured, a mortal flaw,  precipitates conviction as shadows lurk over barren landscapes thirsty for vindication; truth arrives in trickling rivulets run dry in descent from Sinai’s peak,  where wood meets rock by deific force. brothers, observe  the elemental bond of belief and action breeds blind strength to move mountains, ever upward we will grow closer to the gods, rise stoic  in our spiritual isolation and cognitive asceticism, a revelation  the evaporation of humanity to a climactic end (enlightenment).

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Syntax and Semantics' entry to round 2 of Iron Poet

[iron-poet-i]

a haze of hearts and soft perception adorn two blood orange crowns, light absorbed in citrus holiness burning irises, icons known better by hands that reach up- ward for comfort, a babe, we are  all blessed by the speed of light, kissed in waves.

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Syntax and Semantics' entry to Iron Poet (opponent: Manatees and Mermaids)