17:5617:56, 13 January 2021diffhist+12
Andreas Hakenberger
I made some changes respecting English grammar. For example, it makes no sense to write "He worked in Gdansk from 1608." Correct alternatives include "He worked in Gdansk from 1608 to 16##" or "He was has been working in Gdansk since 1608" (only sensible if Hakenberger was still alive). Another altnernative might be "He worked in Gdansk starting in 1608" or "He worked in Gdansk beginning in 1608"
22:5122:51, 22 December 2020diffhist+105
PARC (company)
Only people write code know that "OOP" is an initialism/acronym for object-oriented-programming. I changed, "OOP" to "Object-oriented programming (OOP)." Most people cannot write code (in C++, Python, Java, etc...) Most people have no idea what "OOP" is