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Pasq Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does this make sense?
I want to describe a flow, so does this make sense:
"Our solution's flow, goes as follows: Initially ...."
it is followed by the description of our solution.
"Our solution's flow, goes as follows: Initially ...."
it is followed by the description of our solution.
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Are you talking about a flow of liquid or a flow of ideas?
- Are you talking about a flow of liquid or a flow of ideas?
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I am talking about a flow of a computer program!
So it could be something like a flow of ideas!
Sorry for not providing this detail!
So it could be something like a flow of ideas!
Sorry for not providing this detail!
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I'm not sure what the usual phrasing is among programmers, but "Our solution's flow goes as follows: Initially ...." makes sense to me in that context.
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