With the punctuation level set to all, the NVDA screen reader for Windows reads your code snippet like this:
n s dictionary star my compounded word equals at left brace at left quote key colon [pause] left bracket n s number number with int colon [pause] 7 right brace right bracket semi
It's a lot to absorb, but people do program productively this way. For example, the NVDA screen reader is itself developed primarily by blind people.
n s dictionary star my compounded word equals at left brace at left quote key colon [pause] left bracket n s number number with int colon [pause] 7 right brace right bracket semi
It's a lot to absorb, but people do program productively this way. For example, the NVDA screen reader is itself developed primarily by blind people.