Code is a word that has been popular on the Internet for a long time. Code means collection. There are often many long articles or recommendations on the Internet. Everyone will say 'look at the code', which means collecting it first. Recently, the stem of "code is equal to doing" is popular again. Do you know what it means? Where did it come from? Let's take a look at this article.
What's the difference between what you've done and what you've done
'code is equal to doing'. The use of this stem is commonly used in all kinds of tutorials, introduction articles and video forwarding comments.
Code is equal to doing. It is a collection term. The meaning of 'code' means collecting. The original meaning means collecting and then taking time to learn. But in the end, for various reasons, I just collected it and didn't study. So the code is equivalent to doing the self mockery of collecting, but 'I know I'm lazy'.
Where did the code come from
Code, the word comes from the English word 'Mark', which means to make a mark; Mark. After collecting online, very few users really watch and practice. Most users laugh at themselves because they don't have enough time and power, or because they are simply lazy. After collecting a large number of tutorial dry goods, they find that they haven't done anything.
For example, when I saw an article on food practices on the Internet, many people found it useful, so they collected it and wanted to follow the tutorial to make food when they had time. But then I found that I collected a lot of similar articles and didn't do it, so when I collected articles on similar food practices again, I would comment that 'code is equal to doing' to laugh at myself.