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> There is a difference between learning the 33 keywords and learning and dealing with an entire foreign alphabet. It's 52 letters, that're used everywhere in
by cabalamat 12y ago
> There is a difference between learning the 33 keywords and learning and dealing with an entire foreign alphabet.
It's 52 letters, that're used everywhere in computing. Are there really large numbers of Python programmers who have difficulty with it? I doubt it.
> but if you are looking for devs in a country where English is less spoken than French on Saturn, it's actually useful.
Have a look at the most-downloaded Python packages at https://python3wos.appspot.com/ https://python3wos.appspot.com/ . How many of them have documentation in languages other than English?
- scrollaway 12y ago> Are there really large numbers of Python programmers who have difficulty with it? I doubt it. Take a guess why that is, please. I'm not going to do a crappy analogy here, but you can't expect "large numbes of people" to be doing something they have inherent difficulty doing.