Post number #583183, ID: 25b372
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I only speak English, so I have no context for this. Are there major programming languages for non-english speakers?
For example, C is a "major" language but all of the keywords and types are in English. Is there a variation of C for other languages? Is C even used in non-English countries?
Post number #583198, ID: 10ad2b
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i mean, the closest you can usually get is naming your variables and stuff in a different language. if you don't mind complete atrocities, the closest you could get *then* would be non-English esoteric langs. (refer to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck - unironivally)
Post number #583264, ID: f10f6b
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Afair, there are some (mostly outdated) programming languages, that had everything, including keywords and control symbols, in cyrillic, based on Russian language
Post number #583268, ID: 10ad2b
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-English-based_programming_languages >>583183 well, i guess that answers your question.
Post number #583270, ID: 4336bc
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Nothing major(unless you count binary assembly, XD )
This is probably because English is the official lingua franca
Post number #583281, ID: f10f6b
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>>f10f6b *latin, im sorry
Post number #583283, ID: 595439
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>>583280 > implying perl is anything more than a bunch of regexes Some parts may look like English but it's all regexes, regex after regex with a regex on top
Post number #583381, ID: d2f0f2
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Was gonna list some but >>583268 already have it covered.
As much as I dislike having English dominating programming this much, we're kinda already too far ahead huh
Post number #583386, ID: 10ad2b
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>>583381 i mean... can you really blame a lingua franca for being a lingua franca? it's commonly accepted, basic words are simple as heck to get a hold of, and people are just sorta used to it. it does screw up linguistic identity a bit, sure, but it beats speaking a language that some majority doesn't know.
Post number #583471, ID: 197f4f
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Table calculators like libreoffice calc have localized function names. Beside historical, exotic and very specific languages, there are also funny projects like Teuton - python with german vocabulary: http://www.fiber-space.de/EasyExtend/doc/teuton/teuton.htm
Post number #583474, ID: 197f4f
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Oh, I remember that the instruction list (anweisungsliste/AWL) language of siemens "memory programable controller" (speicherprogrammierbare Steuerung/SPSS) is in german. Also earlier there were localized versions of assembler instruction.
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| I only speak English, so I have no context for this. Are there major programming languages for non-english speakers?
For example, C is a "major" language but all of the keywords and types are in English. Is there a variation of C for other languages? Is C even used in non-English countries?