There are common examples given online
BUt is there any CLASS or API help to do so? like LANGUAGE.7THLETTER
Azrael Noor wrote:Which API supports facility of getting English Alphabets (a, m , g etc)?
Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Azrael Noor wrote:Which API supports facility of getting English Alphabets (a, m , g etc)?
None that I know of; and I'm not quite sure what it would be useful for except possibly for validating information from a known language.
The "English" alphabet isn't unique to English. Accented letters aside (and English contains many French words like 'blasé', which should, theoretically, be accented), it's used by the French, Italian, Welsh, Gaelic and Dutch and, with only a few additions: German, Spanish, Portugese, Polish and Scandinavian languages.
Winston
Azrael Noor wrote:isn't A to Z (Just alphabet) unique to English?
It's true that languages like Welsh and Italian may not use all the letters, but they're all based on the Latin alphabet (along with all the others I listed). English's main peculiarity it that it doesn't have accented letters for native words.Winston Gutkowski wrote:The "English" alphabet isn't unique to English...
Paul Clapham wrote:I would really like to know the background of this question.
So often people come here with strange questions like this one, which appear to be fueled by misunderstanding or lack of comprehension, and when asked what they are trying to do they give some lame excuse like "It's a requirement of the system".
Well, my response to this question is "You don't need to do that."
However I might be wrong. If you can show me why you need to do it, then we might be able to produce an answer which is useful in terms of the actual question.
Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Azrael Noor wrote:isn't A to Z (Just alphabet) unique to English?
Did I not make it clear?It's true that languages like Welsh and Italian may not use all the letters, but they're all based on the Latin alphabet (along with all the others I listed). English's main peculiarity it that it doesn't have accented letters for native words.Winston Gutkowski wrote:The "English" alphabet isn't unique to English...
My advice: Trying to validate text simply based on an alphabet is likely to be a non-starter.
Winston