We all know that it's not a real word. But it is commonly used among programmers, and could probably be thought of as a "technical term." It might pass into common usage and make its way into the dictionary, if enough people use it.
Wiktionary defines performant thusly:
performant (comparati...
I keep getting the red underlining in Word whenever I write the word "performant". Here I intend to refer to something that performs well or better than something else (ie it's more performant).
Is there something wrong about that word? Does it mean what I actually want to say?
I would like to find out which cells have formula dependencies in a large spreadsheet. I am looking for a way to do something like to OpenOffice
Tools>Detective>Trace dependents
and
Edit>Find & Replace>Search in formulas
or a way to create a trigger in GAS that gets called when a give...
An or a, that is the question. I find that if I don't think about it I automatically say the word with whichever article sounds best. The hard bit is micro-analyzing it. (P.S. I also automatically write it in whichever way sounds best as I 'speak' it in my head). There is no clearly defined 'corr...
From Dune:
"You will feel pain in this hand within the box. Pain. But! Withdraw the hand and I'll touch your neck with my gom jabbar -- the death so swift it's like the fall of the headsman's axe."
Is the sentence "But!" considered grammatically correct? How is this meant to be interpreted?...
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