Примеры использования Code looks на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This code looks very strange.
This is how the RenPy code looks.
Its HTML code looks as follows.
Now let's see how the corresponding code looks.
This code looks complicated but it allows to write single brackets.
Now, all Javascript code looks like this.
The code looks as if both statements were related to the'if'operator.
Here's what the code looks like with SnapKit.
The code looks like innocuous, so let's move on to the next example.
This is what the fixed code looks like.
The above code looks much better, doesn't it?
The correct version of this code looks as follows.
Although the code looks strange, it compiles successfully.
The correct version of the code looks as follows.
Nevertheless, the code looks strange, so I would suggest rechecking it.
But one day he notices that his code looks different.
In any case, this code looks very strange, and it needs to be fixed.
If you ignore the excessively complicated expression, the code looks correct.
One way or another, the code looks strange and should be simplified.
The code looks so simple that a programmer doesn't even try to read it carefully, thinking that it is completely correct.
The else keyword in the code looks very suspicious.
This code looks strange because the'internalEvent' object is not used anywhere, is overwritten right off, and is then returned from the method.
Major part of code is written in Visual C++ and the code looks nice and very professional.
For the untrained eye, HTML code looks complicated but this tutorial will help you make sense of it all.
This isn't your playground, and contrary to what you might think,I know what code looks like, and this certainly isn't code. .
In this case, it's not a bug, but this code looks at least suspicious, taking into consideration that Control object already has a FormsPivot type.
Even if we omit the fact that the call of the ceil function is redundant here,as it is not critical(although…), the code looks strange: either it is weirdly written or it contains a tricky error.
One programmer who knows well the issues of 64-bit code looks through the warnings generated by the analyzer during a day and decides if this or that error is relevant to the project.
Let's consider that the code look more beautiful this way.