I want to write some message about some programming language.
The more I write a code on "language name" the more it's pleased to me.
Is this sentence correct? How I should say it correctly?
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1The more code I write in Python, the more it pleases me.– JimNov 24, 2013 at 17:51
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Yes, that is correct, but there are some errors. If I were you, I would have written 'the more I code X the more it pleases me'.– user2793Nov 24, 2013 at 17:55
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1I prefer code in SomeLanguage to code SomeLanguage, personally. I reserve the latter syntax for things like coding a new game engine.– user230Nov 24, 2013 at 22:29
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1I'd combine the comments of both Jim and snailboat. First, the proper prepositional phrase--I believe in both BrE and AmE--would be in language name. Second, I prefer it with a comma separating the clauses, but comma usage is subjective. I'd also consider not using the present perfect here. I'm not sure about BrE, but AmE would call for the simple present tense (the more it pleases me)– GiambattistaNov 30, 2013 at 17:55
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Putting the notes from the comments together, it appears that we recommend
The more I code in (language-name), the more it pleases me.