Millions of programmers all over the world are programming in English-derived syntax
Millions of programmers all over the world are programming in English-derived syntax
Millions of programmers all over the world are programming in English-derived syntax
Unfortunate isnt it
#define if peepeepoopoo
there you go i've just solved this issue for you
shut the frick up i know how C works shut the frick up
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thank god English uses latin alphabet
so what
i think that everyone should speak american english
t. esl
good morning sir
おはようサー
Imagine having to learn your enemy's alphabet to be able to communicate with computers.
Japanese aren't enemies, but this is true for the Chinese kek
>enemy
imagine living a country so shitty it has enemies
learning other alphabets is easy if you're not moronic
i learned cyrillic in a week
kana took me longer because they have moronic characters that look almost the same
め = me
ぬ = nu
Katakana is not an alphabet.
that's not katakana
imagine being a monolingual cuck,
I know right! I can program in C, Java and Python
Thank god, imagine if it was fr*nch.
dont get too wienery
> include
> printf
> for
This is still english-derived your brainless fricking Black person.
What font is that?
putin.ttf
At the very least, use a RTL option (better yet, TTB). LTR is still way too legible for english speakers despite not knowing the language, you can very clearly tell what's going on here.
heh
https://github.com/bnjbvr/rouille#other-languages
And English is a brown language
nobody's skin is that horrendous colour
>nobody's skin is that horrendous colour
Crackers
White trash
Jerk faces
Spermatomorphs