Pronunciación de términos técnicos en inglés

Curso de Inglés para Programadores

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Introduction

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Pronunciación de términos técnicos en inglés
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Developing in English

The Developer Vocabulary

Conclusion

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Developing in English

++This course is about:++  How to do software development in English  How to communicate with other people about software development  How to understand what they mean when you’re working with them

++Your experience:++ Probably, most of your software development knowledge comes from reading and you have very little experience talking about software development or listening to other people talking about software development.

++Consequently:++ You´re likely to have learned most of terms from a page, so you’re not sure how to pronounce them. For example, how do you pronounce the following words? Cache /kæʃ/: a part of a computer’s memory that stores copies of data that is often needed while a program is running. This data can be accessed very quickly. o Yep! The same way you pronounce cash /kæʃ/ o Words that sound the same are called homophones.

Queue /kjuː/: a list of items of data stored in a particular order. o Yep! Cue /kjuː/ is pronounced the same.

Segue /ˈseɡweɪ/: to move smoothly from one song, subject, place, etc. to another. o According to Oxford Learners Dictionary it comes from Italian, literally ‘follows’.

Genre /ˈʒɑːnrə/: a particular type or style of literature, art, film or music that you can recognize because of its special features.

o Protip: (Internet slang, often sarcastic) A tip given by a professional. Native English speakers also make a lot of mistakes in the opposite direction. They have problems with homophones. So, they miswrite homophones like its/it’s, capital/capitol, principle/principle, meet/meat. So, no worries, we all make mistakes 😉 just learn from them.

Focus /ˈfəʊkəs/ Debugger /ˌdiːˈbʌɡər/ a computer program that helps to find and correct mistakes in other programs. Array /əˈreɪ/ a way of organizing and storing related data in a computer memory. Java /ˈdʒɑːvə/ coffee. Hardcoded /ˌhɑːrd ˈkəʊdɪd/ to write data so that it cannot easily be changed. Deployed /dɪˈplɔɪd/ to install, test and implement a computer system or application. Gigabyte /ɡɪɡə/ 109, or 1 000 000 000 Data /ˈdætə/ it´s also pronounce /ˈdeɪtə/ both in American and British English. [uncountable, plural]. The singular form is datum. You may say “pieces of data” or “piece of data" to avoid confusion.

Acronym: API /eɪ/ /piː/ /aɪ/ a set of programming tools that enables a program to communicate with another program or an operating system, and that helps software developers create their own applications (= pieces of software) (the abbreviation for ‘application programming interface’).