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Coding Typing Test

Typing prose is one skill — typing code is another. This test uses the real vocabulary of modern software engineering, not synthetic word lists.

Time1:00
WPM0
Acc100%
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Why this test matters

Engineers don't type 'the cat sat on the mat' for a living. They type identifier names like `useEffect`, `async`, `props`, `callback`, `migration`, and the connective tissue of code reviews and PR descriptions. The vocabulary here is 70% programming words drawn from TypeScript, React, Node, databases, git workflows, deployment, and auth — with common-English glue in between so the prompts read like sentences in a code review rather than a token dump. Symbols and indentation aren't included yet (that's the full code-mode test, coming in a later phase) — this is the prose-with-engineering-vocabulary halfway step. Expect a 15-30% drop from your standard prose WPM, mostly because engineering identifiers don't fit common bigrams. Used as a warm-up before pair-programming or a real coding session, it's surprisingly effective at clearing fingers' rhythm without the friction of full code syntax.

Frequently asked questions

Are symbols and indentation included?
Not in this test — that's the dedicated code mode (coming soon). This is engineering vocabulary in prose form.
Will this make me faster at writing code?
Directly, modestly. Indirectly, the bigram drilling transfers — code identifiers share many bigrams with normal English.
Why is my code-vocab WPM 20% slower than regular WPM?
Programming words don't fit the common-English bigrams your fingers have memorized. Practice closes the gap in 4-6 weeks.

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