kata
- noun
- /ˈkɑːtə/
- Jargon
- The programming class started each session with a kata to reinforce basic concepts.
Examples
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She practiced a new kata every morning to improve her teaching techniques.
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Completing a daily kata helped him master complex coding patterns over time.
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She practices a new kata every day.
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Can you show me that kata again?
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The students practiced their coding kata to enhance their programming skills.
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Every morning, he spends thirty minutes on his martial arts kata to refine his technique.
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To master the basics, the teacher assigned a daily kata for the students to complete.
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Etymology
Kata in programming and teaching is borrowed from the martial arts word kata, which means 'form' and names a short, repeatable routine you practice to get better. So a kata is a small exercise you do again and again to improve a practical skill.