I'm a self-taught dev focused on websites and Python development.
My friends call me the "Data Genie".
When I get bored, I find tech to read about, write about and build things with.
Because "code" describes a collective, not an individual. We wouldn't say "here is a water", "here is a spaghetti", "here is an information". But rather, "here is a cup/drop of water", "a piece/strand of a spaghetti" or "a piece of information".
Similarly, one shouldn't say "I wrote some codes", but "I wrote some code".
Rather "What does this code do?"
This is also poor English.
More like a "piece of code" or "snippet of code".
Because "code" describes a collective, not an individual. We wouldn't say "here is a water", "here is a spaghetti", "here is an information". But rather, "here is a cup/drop of water", "a piece/strand of a spaghetti" or "a piece of information".
Similarly, one shouldn't say "I wrote some codes", but "I wrote some code".
Thank you so much! English is my second language. I'll keep improving my writing skill.