cat, code, caught

cat - /kæt/

code - /koʊd/

caught - /kɔːt/

• The cat caught a bird while I was trying to crack the code on my computer.
• I caught the cat playing with a string of code printed on paper.
• After the cat caught the mouse, I had to debug the code in peace.
• He wrote a code to track his cat, but the cat caught him by surprise.
• As the cat leaped onto the keyboard, it accidentally deleted the code, and I caught the error too late.
• The cat caught a bug while I was busy fixing bugs in my code.
• When the cat caught the laser pointer, it knocked over my notes on programming code.
• I was so focused on my code that I didn’t notice when the cat caught the ball.
• After hours of coding, I caught the cat sleeping on the stack of code papers.
• The cat caught my attention just as I was typing the final line of code.

Key Differences:

    • Cat (a small domesticated animal): /kæt/

    • Code (a system of symbols or instructions, often for computers): /koʊd/

    • Caught (past tense of catch): /kɔːt/