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Script Notes for Video Narration

This script provides pronunciation guidelines for abbreviations and code references that will be read aloud in a video. Individual letters in abbreviations like "mkdir" and "SQL" should be read separately, except "JSON" is pronounced as a word. References to "_id" should be said as "underscore ID" and periods in code like "PlayersList.insert" should be read as "dot". Paragraphs should be spoken with gaps and formatting marks like quotes and backticks are just for scripting.

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Script Notes for Video Narration

This script provides pronunciation guidelines for abbreviations and code references that will be read aloud in a video. Individual letters in abbreviations like "mkdir" and "SQL" should be read separately, except "JSON" is pronounced as a word. References to "_id" should be said as "underscore ID" and periods in code like "PlayersList.insert" should be read as "dot". Paragraphs should be spoken with gaps and formatting marks like quotes and backticks are just for scripting.

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Script Notes

Read the individual characters of abbreviations. For example, "mkdir" would


be pronounced as "m k d i r". This also applies to the "SQL" abbreviation.
The only exception is that "JSON" should be pronounced as it's spelt.

Read all references to _id" as "underscore ID".

The script is broken into a lot of little paragraphs. When spoken, there
should be at least a slight gap between these paragraphs. This is so I have
an easier time controlling the pace of the video in the editing process.

The backticks and "quotation marks" are only there to format the text while
scripting. You don't need to read these words any differently.

There's a number of lines that resemble the following:

[Link]

[Link]

[Link]

In these cases, read the period aloud. For example, the first line would be
read as "Players List dot insert".

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