Sentence examples for much computer coding from inspiring English sources

Q: How much computer coding do you have to do as a social scientist in a tech company?

She loves science and has started a computer coding class.

Pavlyukovskyy, a molecular biology major, didn't know much about computer coding or electronics, but he vowed to learn more.

Before being hired in 2009 by John Feinblatt, the mayor's chief policy adviser, Mr. Flowers didn't know much about computer code — let alone Bayesian statistics.

Equifax, which is based in Atlanta, expects to eliminate much of the computer coding work involved in producing lists of potential new customers for credit card issuers.

The Tofflers, whose penchant for neologisms remains unabated, spend much time discussing the booming "prosumer economy" (which involves unpaid work that nevertheless greatly increases quality of life; for example, cooking a lavish meal for friends or much of open-source computer coding) and fretting over "obsoledge" (obsolete knowledge).

"Cyber" is actually less gory than the "CSI" norm, partly because it has to devote so much time to computer code whizzing by on wall-size screens and discussions of Bluetooth sniffers and phishing attacks.

The computer coding of the proposed method is much easier than the classical vibration analysis methods for similar analyses which makes it more appropriate in implementation.

The computer coding of the proposed method is much easier than the classical vibration analysis methods which makes it more appropriate in implementation.

"Special skills" here refers to computer coding skills.

We think that "toys" can take many forms – including datasets, computer code, hardware, and much, much more – in the pursuit of exploring the Universe.