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Vishal Hegde wrote:Initially I too had this problem.Youll just improvise with experience
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Stephan van Hulst wrote:
Vishal Hegde wrote:Initially I too had this problem.Youll just improvise with experience
Haha, I'm sorry. I don't mean to make fun of you, but this is a particularly funny and ironic mistake.
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Paul Anilprem wrote:1. Watch Hollywood movies with subtitles. Pay close attention to the dialog and the text and what the characters are trying to convey.
Arun Giridharan wrote:American English is not correct English , as i see , what do mean by (gonna, wanna ) these things make no sense .
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Paul Anilprem wrote:
IMHO, no language is correct or incorrect in absolute sense. If majority of the people in one region speak in a certain way, then that is the correct way for that region. Just because the name of the language is same in two regions doesn't mean exactly one of the dialects is "correct".
Stephan van Hulst wrote:American English certainly is correct, and I actually find it preferable to British English.
Things like "wanna", "gonna" aren't American English. They're slurs.
Arun Giridharan wrote:
Paul Anilprem wrote:
IMHO, no language is correct or incorrect in absolute sense. If majority of the people in one region speak in a certain way, then that is the correct way for that region. Just because the name of the language is same in two regions doesn't mean exactly one of the dialects is "correct".
Are you saying wrong becomes right if huge number of people follow it , for example : If huge number of people are corrupted than corruption becomes right and truth fails ?
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Paul Anilprem wrote:
And btw, your argument about corruption is a good example of "8) Proof by Straw Man (Straw Man Fallacy)" described here
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Arun Giridharan wrote:.. they code in japanese ,..
Maneesh Godbole wrote:You mean to say they write the Japanese equivalent of public static void main(String args[])?
Stephan van Hulst wrote: of course English is one of the official languages in India.
Stephan van Hulst wrote:
Maneesh Godbole wrote:You mean to say they write the Japanese equivalent of public static void main(String args[])?
I wouldn't be surprised if they used Japanese identifiers, be they in kana, romaji or other.
Arun Giridharan wrote:
In Brief
I have most of my friends are Japanese and Indian , Japanese they actually don't know English , they only know Japanese language they code in japanese ,they speak in japanese , in India it's reverse why is that ,we have to have Hindi on the Target (language) (we have code in hindi , communicate in hindi).
Paul Clapham wrote:
I've seen code with identifiers in all kinds of languages on this forum. French, Polish, Portuguese... if that's your native language then it makes much more sense to use variable names which you can understand. Likewise for code comments.
Paul Clapham wrote:I've seen code with identifiers in all kinds of languages on this forum. French, Polish, Portuguese... if that's your native language then it makes much more sense to use variable names which you can understand. Likewise for code comments.
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