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Poll: How do you pronounce "char"

char, as in charred flesh, or a planet from Starcraft for the nerds among us. 🙂
car, as in vroom
chair, as in what your ass is probably sitting on right now
care, as in caring

<-------- char FTW!
 
Seriously, if someone who could program for sh1t pronounced it like chair in front of me I would probably just laugh at them.
😕
 
Chared flesh?? If by that you mean somewhat burnt , I'd have thought it had to r's = charred.
The spell checker agrees with me and then pronunciation isn't an issue.
 
i can't recall how i pronounce 'char', i dont remember actually talking about it

i alternate with varchar "vair chair" and "varrr charrrr" (without the pirate accent)
 
Every place I've ever worked, and heard, probably 3 dozen people. All except one would call it "char"... Char[6]... Except one person that would say "Varcar[6]" (he was talking SQL)


 
"Char", as in how I would normally pronounce a world spelled c-h-a-r. 😉

Of course it's pretty rare that I deal with single byte values that are actually characters anyways, so in the interest of accuracy, I tend to most often pronounce it "uint8".
 
Char, like the Starcraft planet.

I've known a lot of people who say "car" though. (Generally SQL-y people; is this what they teach in DBA classes?)
 
Originally posted by: troytime
i can't recall how i pronounce 'char', i dont remember actually talking about it

i alternate with varchar "vair chair" and "varrr charrrr" (without the pirate accent)

I'd love to work somewhere where they did refer to it using a pirate accent.
 
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