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Van L |
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Re: Getting functions usage examples [ |
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Tue, 9 Oct 2018 20:33:59 +1100 |
>>>> then one simple example, then a more
>>>> complicated example, then the example that
>>>> confirms the rule.
>>>
>>> as not everybody needs examples, and ideally we should just keep using
>>> only definitions
>>
>> Examples are likely cache hits for 80% of people for bridging their gap.
>
> Can you be more precise about what do you exactely mean by “bridging
> their gap” (to what?) in this context?
Most people have a goal wanting to be achieved.
They consult the documentation examples to get their
fill-in the gap in understanding to get there.
Picture Ikea furniture assembly as a way of getting
the thing done. Some non-technology experts or new comers
learn technology in comic or graphic novel reading form.
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