Programmers often feel like the physical properties of notation have only a minor influence on their interpretation process. When in a hurry, they frequently dispense with recommended variable naming, indentation, and formatting as superficial and inconsequential.
It's ironic that the authors of this statement can't be bothered to typeset their opening quote marks in the right direction-- a typical noobie mistake in TeX.
I'm not a TeX "noobie". This was a result of collaborating with multiple authors, one who preferred Word. Looks like I missed the quotes when pasting in his contributions.
It's ironic that the authors of this statement can't be bothered to typeset their opening quote marks in the right direction-- a typical noobie mistake in TeX.