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Another problem with natural language languages is they can be very tricky to localize, because grammar can be highly variable across different languages.
by objclxt 14y ago
Another problem with natural language languages is they can be very tricky to localize, because grammar can be highly variable across different languages.
- antihero 14y agoExactly, Haskell for instance, would be fantastic as it just relies on symbols that can be commonly read by everyone, we don't have to grok the meaning of "function" and "and". The only time you'd need to learn English to program Haskell is using the functions from the STL or Prelude.