Programmer Dvorak Punctuation & Numbers
This dedicated course covers every number and punctuation mark on Programmer Dvorak. You'll learn the number row (left side, right side, then combined), basic sentence punctuation (periods, commas, question marks, exclamation points), colons, semicolons, quotes, apostrophes, parentheses, brackets, and special characters like @, #, $, and %. The course includes real-world practice with email addresses, dates, URLs, and a final mastery drill combining everything.
Punctuation & Numbers
0/42Numbers: 1, 2, 3
First three digits
Numbers: 4, 5
Expanding left hand
Numbers: Left Review
Digits 1-5 fluency
Numbers: 6, 7, 8
First three right-hand digits
Numbers: 9, 0
Completing the row
Numbers: Right Review
Digits 6-0 fluency
Numbers: Full Row Mix
All ten digits together
Numbers: Real World
Numbers in everyday text
Numbers: Math Expressions
Calculations and formulas
Period: Introduction
Ending sentences
Period: In Sentences
Natural sentence endings
Comma: Introduction
Pauses and lists
Comma: In Clauses
Joining ideas
Period & Comma Together
Combined practice
Question Mark: Introduction
Asking questions
Question Mark: Complex Questions
Longer queries
Exclamation Point: Introduction
Adding emphasis
Questions & Exclamations Mixed
Both in context
Colon: Introduction
Introducing lists and explanations
Semicolon: Introduction
Connecting related ideas
Colon & Semicolon Together
Using both confidently
Apostrophe: Contractions
Common shortened forms
Apostrophe: Possession
Showing ownership
Quotation Marks: Introduction
Quoting speech
Quotation Marks: Dialogue
Full conversation
Parentheses: Introduction
Adding extra info
Brackets: Introduction
Technical grouping
Parentheses & Brackets Together
Both in use
@ and # Symbols
Email and tagging
$ and % Symbols
Money and percentages
& and + and = Symbols
Connections and math
Special Characters Review
All special symbols
Curly Braces
Code blocks
Angle Brackets & Slash
HTML and comparisons
Programming: Full Practice
Real code patterns
Dates & Times
Everyday date formats
Emails & URLs
Digital addresses
Phone & Address
Contact information
Mixed Review I
All punctuation in context
Mixed Review II
Business context
Mixed Review III
Academic context
Punctuation Mastery
The final challenge