color coding in computer programming
Color coding in computer programming refers to the practice of assigning distinct colors or highlighting certain elements within the code editor to visually distinguish different programming constructs or syntax elements. This helps programmers easily identify and comprehend the code structure, identify syntax errors, and navigate through the codebase more efficiently.
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