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Line 8: Scaffidi 2005: By 2012 13 million program as a part of their job, yet only three million of those are actual professional programmers. There are three intentions behind ~~programming~~code based web searches: "Learning" (just in time learning), "clarification" which is connecting existing knowledge to implementation of details, and "reminder" which is the offloading memory to external resources. Reminder is often what causes breaks in workflow. Learning involves little to no prior knowledge and consists of mostly English, where copy and paste is the method of task completion. Clarification is a mix of computer code and the English language-it is immediately understood translations of code, or language analogies. ==References==

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