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How much is used to inquire about the quantity or extent of something that is not countable in the usual way or does not have a plural form.

In this context, code refers to the amount of programming commands someone is working on, which is measured not by counting individual items but by considering its volume or complexity.

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BLANK BLANK BLANK are you working on?

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How

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This word starts questions aimed at discovering amounts or extents of something.

much

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It is used with uncountable nouns to ask about the quantity, emphasizing the scale or amount.

code

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It refers to written commands in computer programming. Here, it's treated as an uncountable noun because the focus is on the quantity of work involved, not on counting individual lines or pieces.

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