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I wouldn’t care so much, actually. After all, I am not even using my native language to write programs in, but English. It doesn’t matter as long as I can do m
by enz 7y ago
I wouldn’t care so much, actually. After all, I am not even using my native language to write programs in, but English.
It doesn’t matter as long as I can do my work.
- umvi 7y agoWell, my point is that Latin characters are much easier to learn than Chinese. You only have to memorize 26 characters, half a dozen punctuation symbols, and a dozen keywords vs. thousands of pictograms.
- chillacy 7y agoChinese characters can be typed on non Latin keyboards like zhuyin. And maybe only somewhat relatedly, the fastest texters of Japanese I’ve seen don’t use a Latin keyboard but some crazy 9 button input grid.
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- jhanschoo 7y agoThis really isn't a problem for the task of learning PLs in Chinese where the number of keywords is bounded... I would agree that Han characters are a suboptimal technology for everyday written communication due to its large character inventory but this is not a topic where that seems to pose a problem.