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To those not in the IT industry, what do you think programming is like?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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You learn a special type of Spanish and somehow you make MS Word come out
This one is the closest, IMO!
Is it common knowledge that programmers write code in different "languages" (e.g. Java and C++)?
My god, that's terrible. Programmers from different countries must never understand each other. Someone should create a single programming language to rule them all ! something easy to understand, ideally -that everyone could read and write easily. Something like Espéranto, but with 1s and 0s
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I knew what this was 😁