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This has happened many times. I am quite close to my friends. I once asked for making a wood baked Pizza at one of my friends’ houses. Unfortunately. He didn’t have the setup. I was feeling bad as well. However, to add to my relief, he didn’t say he will not make. He also didn’t say he didn’t have the oven. And those double negatives made me happy as I didn’t wanted my friend to take this pain as he had to give an exam after 2 days. However, he even didn’t said he will not order for it. And that double negative confirmed for us a pack of two wood baked pizzas with fountain Pepsi, an hour later. And I was very happy as my friend was able to fulfill the promise.
On TV as well, I have heard a lot of double negatives during NBA matches, and especially on the radio. However, I must say double negatives sometimes happen as certain people are very sensitive, they do not ever want to say no.
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Have you ever tried to learn a new language or do you have friends who've had that experience?
Yes, I tried to learn Python and I even managed to do two Discord bots which are (somewhat) functional, but I'm far to say that I've managed to lean the language completly. There are lots of things to learn on a language as Python.
I also leant PHP on my own and managed to do a website (somehow) functional.
What are some of the steps you would take to learn a new language, and what are some challenges that might arise?
The first steps in learning any computer language is learning the syntax. If you manage to do that, with the experience you gained from previous projects/languages you might be able to create something working. At times you might feel down if the project doesn't work as expected.
What are some things that can help make the process easier?
Video tutorials, experiments and searching questions and problems on Google is a very important resource.
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community where member organizations, a full-time staff, invited experts and the public work together to develop Web Standards. Led by Web inventor and Director Tim Berners-Lee and CEO Jeffrey Jaffe, W3C's mission is to lead the Web to its full potential.
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