C发音问题 [英] C pronunciation question

问题描述

$ p
$ b上周在课堂上见证了有人读了一个C程序给另一个人
他们因为

不同而遇到了一些困难一些C语言术语的发音...那么怎么做？b $ b专业程序员发音这些东西？


1.''\ 0''


2.''\ n''，''\ a''，''\ b''，''\ f''等


3. NULL，nul（如何区分这两个？）


4. char（我听过的3种可能方式是4a）就像第1个音节在

" character"，4b）如char coal和4c）如car


5. Motif（如 ;动机或更像法语单词？）


6. x = y，x == y（如何区分这两个？）


7. ++ x，x ++，x + = n


8. argc，argv

谢谢

解决方案

Franz Hose写道：

上周在课堂上我亲眼目睹有人读了一个C程序给另一个人
他们因为
一些C语言术语的不同发音...那么如何使用专业程序员发音这些东西？b
$ b

坦率的代码不经常朗读。

1.''\'''

null char

2.''\ n''，''\ a' '，'''\\'b''，''\ f''等。

换行符，铃声，退格键，换页符。
< blockquote class =post_quotes>
3. NULL，nul（如何区分这两个？）

空指针常量，ASCII null。

4. char（我听过的3种可能方式是4a）就像

中的第一个音节character，4b）喜欢 ; char coal"和4c）就像car一样。

我会选择4a

5.主题（如动机或更像法语单词？）

字典发音吧。

6. x = y，x == y（如何区分这两个？）

y分配给x，x等于y。

7. ++ x，x ++，x + = n

preincrement x，postincrement x，x plus equals n。

8. argc，argv

Aey-Aar-Gee-Cee，Aey-Aar-Gee-Vee。

谢谢

欢迎光临。

santosh写道：

Franz Hose写道：

>上周在课堂上见证了有人读书一个C程序我是为了另一个人，他们因为一些C语言术语的不同发音而遇到了一些困难......那么专业程序员如何发音呢？

坦率的代码不经常朗读。

> 1。 ''\'''

null char

> 2。 ''\\'n''，''\ a''，''\ b''，''\ f''等。

换行符，铃声，退格键，换页。

撇号反斜杠n撇号等


我知道所有ASCII特殊字都有单音节名称<用于大声朗读的
字符：

" tick slide n tick"对于''\ n''等等。

请参阅术语文件中的ASCII：

< http://www.ccil.org/jargon/jargon_16。 html＃SEC23>。

> 3。 NULL，nul（如何区分这两个？）

空指针常量，ASCII null。

null和nul（拼写出来，因为它不是特殊的C标识符，

虽然ASCII null也很好）< br>

> 6。 x = y，x == y（如何区分这两个？）

y分配给x，x等于y。

x等于y，x等于y

> 7。 ++ x，x ++，x + = n

preincrement x，postincrement x，x plus equals n。

plus plus x，x plus plus，x plus equal n

> 8。 argc，argv

Aey-Aar-Gee-Cee，Aey-Aar-Gee-Vee。

arg-cee，arg-vee

-

Thad

Franz Hose< fr *************** @ yahoo.dkwrote：

上周在课堂上我亲眼目睹了有人读了一个C程序给另一个人带来了一些困难，因为他们有一些困难因为某些C语言术语的发音不同......所以怎么办

专业程序员发音这些东西？

1.''\ 0''

2.''\ n''，''\\ \\ a''，''\ b''，''\ f''等等。

后退零，后退，后退啊等等

3. NULL，nul（如何区分这两个？）

什么'' s nul？

4. char（我听过的3种可能的方式是4a）就像

中的第一个音节字符 ，4b）像char煤，和4c），如汽车。

我通常说''汽车''但是语言学研究支持候补

发音''tshar''甚至''shar' '。
http://www.ioccc.org/1990/ westley.c

5. Motif（比如motive或更像法语单词？）

和法语一样，但这不是C问题。

6. x = y，x == y（如何区分这两个？）

x等于y，x等于y？

7. ++ x ，x ++，x + = n

8. argc，argv

我在这里看不到问题。 Plus-plus-x，x-plus-plus等

Arg-see，arg-vee。

-

pa at panix dot com

last week in class I witnessed somebody reading a C program to
another person and they were having some difficulties because of
different pronunciation of some C language terms...so how do
professional programmers pronounce these things?

1. ''\0''

2. ''\n'', ''\a'', ''\b'', ''\f'', etc.

3. NULL, nul (how to distinguish these two?)

4. char (3 possible ways I''ve heard are 4a) like the 1st syllable in
"character", 4b) like "char coal", and 4c) like "car"

5. Motif (like "motive" or more like the French word?)

6. x = y, x == y (how to distinguish these two?)

7. ++x, x++, x += n

8. argc, argv
thanks

解决方案

Franz Hose wrote:

last week in class I witnessed somebody reading a C program to
another person and they were having some difficulties because of
different pronunciation of some C language terms...so how do
professional programmers pronounce these things?

Frankly code is not read aloud very often.

1. ''\0''

null char

2. ''\n'', ''\a'', ''\b'', ''\f'', etc.

newline, bell, backspace, form feed.

3. NULL, nul (how to distinguish these two?)

null pointer constant, ASCII null.

4. char (3 possible ways I''ve heard are 4a) like the 1st syllable in
"character", 4b) like "char coal", and 4c) like "car"

I''ll pick 4a

5. Motif (like "motive" or more like the French word?)

As the dictionary pronounces it.

6. x = y, x == y (how to distinguish these two?)

y is assigned to x, x is equal to y.

7. ++x, x++, x += n

preincrement x, postincrement x, x plus equals n.

8. argc, argv

Aey-Aar-Gee-Cee, Aey-Aar-Gee-Vee.

thanks

Your welcome.

santosh wrote:

Franz Hose wrote:

>last week in class I witnessed somebody reading a C program to
another person and they were having some difficulties because of
different pronunciation of some C language terms...so how do
professional programmers pronounce these things?

Frankly code is not read aloud very often.

>1. ''\0''

null char

>2. ''\n'', ''\a'', ''\b'', ''\f'', etc.

newline, bell, backspace, form feed.

apostrophe backslash n apostrophe, etc.

I know that there are one-syllable names for all the ASCII special
characters for reading out loud:
"tick slide n tick" for ''\n'', etc.
See ASCII in the Jargon file:
<http://www.ccil.org/jargon/jargon_16.html#SEC23>.

>3. NULL, nul (how to distinguish these two?)

null pointer constant, ASCII null.

null, and n-u-l (spelled out, since it is not a special C identifier,
although ASCII null is good, too)

>6. x = y, x == y (how to distinguish these two?)

y is assigned to x, x is equal to y.

x equal y, x equals y

>7. ++x, x++, x += n

preincrement x, postincrement x, x plus equals n.

plus plus x, x plus plus, x plus equal n

>8. argc, argv

Aey-Aar-Gee-Cee, Aey-Aar-Gee-Vee.

arg-cee, arg-vee
--
Thad

Franz Hose <fr***************@yahoo.dkwrote:

last week in class I witnessed somebody reading a C program to
another person and they were having some difficulties because of
different pronunciation of some C language terms...so how do
professional programmers pronounce these things?

1. ''\0''
2. ''\n'', ''\a'', ''\b'', ''\f'', etc.

back-zero, back-enn, back-ah etc.

3. NULL, nul (how to distinguish these two?)

What''s nul ?

4. char (3 possible ways I''ve heard are 4a) like the 1st syllable in
"character", 4b) like "char coal", and 4c) like "car"

I usually say ''car'' but philological research supports the alternate
pronunciations ''tshar'' and even ''shar''.
http://www.ioccc.org/1990/westley.c

5. Motif (like "motive" or more like the French word?)

As in French, but that''s not a C question.

6. x = y, x == y (how to distinguish these two?)

x equals y, x equals-to y ?

7. ++x, x++, x += n
8. argc, argv

I don''t see the problem here. Plus-plus-x, x-plus-plus etc.
Arg-see, arg-vee.
--
pa at panix dot com

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