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Programming languages, regional?
do ppl in non english speaking countries, code PERL and C and shit in their native languages? or is it all done in english, even in asia? i am assuming universally english, like HTML
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should all be in english
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All English here ... (NL)
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Code itself in english but defenitions for variables, variable names,
strings and functions are often in native language. I've stumbled across russian, german, spanish, french, swedish code which sucks ass if people try to debug it :mad: DynaMite |
In Russia they use Cheat++
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I dont believe people are answering that :>
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gebrauche hofte:
Alsch (a=1) UND (b=2); { schreibenF('Halloo, das Wereld!'); Fur 1 TILL 3 gehen_sie_nach 2; } |
well, if you modify the compiler, you can change the keywords in the language too
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Sorry if I offended anyone by thinking its a totally funny question.
Theoretically there can be a programming language in any language in the universe. In practice what matters is the compiler. Dont expect to see Microsoft/Borland/GNU/... c++ non-english compilers Dont expect to find Java/Perl/PHP/ASP/C#/... non-english compiler. Computer languages just happend to be english based Why is that? maybe has to do with the fact that english is the formal language of computers. Even Chinese word processors are coded in an english language compiler :1orglaugh If you found a non english version of a knowen computer language it will be a nice freak on nature. It means that some bored programmer took the time to translate the syntax of the language :) Nobodey will know how to program it though :winkwink: |
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Good question, never thought about it.... one would assume they would be fairly universal.
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