u and v were so difficult for me to differentiate in handwriting. My handwriting is not that pretty and the difference between a round bottom and a sharp bottom is not that big when stressed in an exam.
When travelling in places where Latin script is not official (e.g. Middle East, Asia), I notice many mix-ups of pq and b. I always wondered how this would impact their ability to learn to program.
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exactly, this is so annoying. I don’t know by first-hand experience, but I also think
pandqare confusing for dyslexic people.i knew i was forgetting some other common pairings, thank you. p/q and u/v always bugged me too.
u and v were so difficult for me to differentiate in handwriting. My handwriting is not that pretty and the difference between a round bottom and a sharp bottom is not that big when stressed in an exam.
Like in math: given are the vector fields u, nu and v and the normal vector n …
I’m not dyslexic, but I always had to write P and Q capitalized on my truth tables to not absent-mindedly get them switched
Interesting footnote about p and q. You see them turn up on formal logic proofs (for philosophy)
When travelling in places where Latin script is not official (e.g. Middle East, Asia), I notice many mix-ups of
pqandb. I always wondered how this would impact their ability to learn to program.