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Why do people write code in other language than English..? i.e. native language..?

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  • 3
    Why do people mix both?
  • 1
    Sorry, I didn't get you.
    Come again please?
  • 4
    @mohammed

    KadsLielsObjekts klo = new KadsLielsObjekts();

    klo.sanemtPirmoIerakstu("smth");

    instead of

    SomeBigObject sbo = new SomeBigObject();

    sbo.getFirstEntry("smth");
  • 10
    Because they probably don't know English. It's a difficult language to learn with lots of stupid rules.
  • 2
    Why the hell not? Compilers don't care, neither does the cpu. 😒
    I write most in English anyway...
  • 2
    @nbamaral programmers have to read the code, inheriting projects written by the lowest bidder and having everything written in <insert language only 5m people speak> here is painful when you're not one of those 5m people.

    I can accept russian, chinese, hindi, arabic, and other big languages but not shit like norwegian or icelandic ...
  • 1
    @ItsNotMyFault
    I'm not an English native speaker, yet I rather code and read in English because it's faster for me to think in english. But sometimes I have to share code with coworkers that don't read English. I don't like it,but don't make a big deal out of it. Search and replace is there for the rescue.
    Not every piece of code is having an international audience anyway 😊
  • 3
    @ItsNotMyFault
    > shit like norwegian
    Big words to say on our national day >:(
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