Is there anything interesting other that it is a Serbian X? In my opinion, and I am from Serbia, no. Please, keep in mind that NAR WAS a Serbian Assembly Langua

Is there anything interesting other that it is a Serbian X? In my opinion, and I am from Serbia, no. Please, keep in mind that NAR WAS a Serbian Assembly Language. It was created a long time ago. At that time, most students in Serbia did not speak English sufficiently well, foreign books were very expensive and very difficult to acquire, and the requirements were for all courses to be taught in Serbian. In that context, a theoretical assembly such as NAR totally made sense. Hats down to the creators. Today, Serbian kids interested in computers have so much English exposure on the Internet, that it is not that hard for them to use English technical literature. They are so few, Serbia being a small country, that it does not make sense economically to publish technical books in Serbian, let alone create Serbian programming languages. That is better for the kids, since they will get the jobs in companies working for foreign markets anyway, so English is unavoidable.