Are there any non-english programming languages?
Are there any non-english programming languages?
John Thompson
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Levi Davis
Java (its Pajeet)
Austin Davis
Hohohoh
Ian Perry
#!/usr/bin/env zhpy
# 檔名: while.py
數字 = 23
運行 = 真
當 運行:
猜測 = 整數(輸入('輸入一個數字: '))
如果 猜測 == 數字:
印出 '恭喜, 你猜對了.'
運行 = 假 # 這會讓循環語句結束
假使 猜測 < 數字:
印出 '錯了, 數字再大一點.'
否則:
印出 '錯了, 數字再小一點.'
否則:
印出 '循環語句結束'
印出 '結束'
Ian Hall
Yes, there are plenty
Here's a list
en.wikipedia.org
Michael Davis
Apl and ruby.
Brayden Smith
Latino
Gavin Bell
>Hindi Programming Language – AHindi programming language for the .NET Framework.
Dylan Hill
brainfuck
Kayden Martinez
>.NET Framework.
Jack Adams
Plankalkül
Tyler Clark
Some retard at Micro$hit thought it was a good idea to translate Excel formulas in every display language they have, not sure if that counts.
Angel Perry
is there a package that python doesn't have? lmao
Xavier Fisher
Yes. One that can always determine when, or if, a program will halt.
Hudson Robinson
Hmm, can you do that on an interpreted language, though?
Charles Hill
You can't do it on any language
Jason Hughes
Any turing complete language at least
Grayson Moore
windev
it's fairly popular because of their marketing strategy that involves alot of women, if you know what I mean.
Matthew Peterson
Write an awk script that substitutes the keywords of your language with the original English keywords if, for, etc. Then you can write your code in your language, run the script and then compile
Nicholas Perry
It's been fundamentally proven that you can't do it in any language.
Levi Nguyen
In the last year of high school in greece we learn a Basic-like programming language that every keyword is in greek.
It's a great way to teach kids, even 10 year olds, because of its simplicity and secondly because it has ofc a compiler but also a graphical representation of the algorithm where you can watch the flow of your program or even create an algorithm by using blocks
Charles Martinez
Piet
Noah Rogers
>It's been fundamentally proven that you can't do it in any language.
No, it's any turing complete language.
It's related to the fact that anything complete can not be consistent by definition.
There are many non-turing complete languages where you can prove whether or not a program will halt. Regular expressions for example.
James Allen
Latinx is the generic class for Latino and Latina
Liam King
No.
Brody Brooks
Older Android OS versions that can be manipulated at lower levels - aged cheap china smart phones none want mostly
> unicode preserves...
> Yeah meme languages excluded, some obfuscation languages easy memory visits;; other merits percent what is in the timeline for companies
> some nice z teenagers that willing to distract things though if needed
> other meme news upon net of zebras)/x
> wielding nbt b56.8 & nbt a12.3, sum other things pajeets would like to see
Isaac Evans
Give me the REGEX to prove it then
Sebastian Foster
The Zombie Killers
Cameron Rodriguez
APL and other purely symbolic
Michael King
Worst part is they don't work in English
Ryan Brooks
Juan Morales
Cancer.