sooprise

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I like to program, but am a noob, which is why I'm here.

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Feb 11	awarded	Popular Question
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May 11	asked	Other expression for “Off the top of my head”
Apr 15	comment	Does saying I have “functional understanding” of something convey that I understand its functions? @Jason Orendorff, please post an answer to this thread so I can "check" it.
Apr 15	comment	Does saying I have “functional understanding” of something convey that I understand its functions? +1 +1 +1, ok, those are great examples that break my argument. Now, can you direct me to what the real rules are? I'm interested to learn more.
Apr 14	revised	Does saying I have “functional understanding” of something convey that I understand its functions? edited tags
Apr 14	comment	Does saying I have “functional understanding” of something convey that I understand its functions? I think "working knowledge" is commonly used, but still, doesn't it technically mean that your knowledge is working, and nothing more?
Apr 14	asked	Does saying I have “functional understanding” of something convey that I understand its functions?
Apr 13	comment	What's the difference between 'addictive' and 'addicting'? I sometimes hear people use addicting as an adjective
Apr 13	comment	Is there a term to describe something difficult to find but easy to understand? That's what I'm starting to realize. I think my expectation of the English language is unrealistically high.
Apr 13	comment	Is there a term to describe something difficult to find but easy to understand? +1, "deceivingly simple" is good, but what is a phrase also where you know the solution is simple, but it is difficult to find? So it's clearly simple, but difficult to find.
Apr 13	asked	Is there a term to describe something difficult to find but easy to understand?
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Apr 12	accepted	Is there a term for a flaw in logic?
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Apr 12	revised	Is there a term for a flaw in logic? added 33 characters in body
Apr 12	comment	Is there a term for a flaw in logic? Sure, I added an addendum
Apr 12	comment	Is there a term for a flaw in logic? I was hoping for a one word answer, but maybe the English language doesn't include what I'm looking for.
Apr 12	revised	Is there a term for a flaw in logic? added 57 characters in body; edited tags