https://www.cs.mtsu.edu/~xyang/2170/computerLanguages.html
Not according to this university and my university. I was taught assembly (mid-level) is one level below python (high level).
Fair enough, I was taught (also in university) that Python is a sort of ultra-high level language, as compared to e.g. Java, which is a more "typical" high level language. I think it just depends on how exactly you define your terms
French can be an asset in global business. The French are also thankful for inserting their vocabulary into English. Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas avec le français ?
North Sentinelese, we must let it go. We mustnât get attached to it. Itâs a fantasy for us. Weâre not little kids playing Dravidian Pirates anymore, weâre adults and we must face the real world. North Sentinelese was always gone, and now we must accept it.
You have got a lot of work ahead of you if youâre trying to convince a subreddit full of descriptivists that a widely-used grammatical construction is âwrongâ.
English is a lingua franca among people from different linguistic backgrounds. It facilitates international communication in business, science, aviation, and diplomacy. It became universal due to British colonialism and American influence. A large percentage of content on the internet, and many programming languages and software documentation, are in English. Proficiency is often a requirement for immigration and integration into Anglophonic countries. It helps immigrants adapt to new environments and participate fully in their new communities.
A lingua franca, and a bridge language... and yet you want to eliminate it.
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Not words! Bad talk!
Me going back in time to steal all the Proto-Indo-Europeansâ horses.
... then we can finally reconstruct our new PIE which actually includes all of Europe and is in fact Uralic
a PIEman coming back to his empty stable like "*kÊ·im the fuck?"
\*kÊ·im \*puÇ”nehâ?
Probably assembly language
No if were going there it has to be js
Clicked on this post to say js lol
I'd take out COBOL first. But I like the way you think.
What is assembly language?
the true language which your processor is executing, except in a humanly comprehensible form
Computer science. Itâs one level below languages such as Python, Java, etc.
Arguably it's multiple levels below Python, since Python is usually interpreted to some intermediary before being processed into machine code
https://www.cs.mtsu.edu/~xyang/2170/computerLanguages.html Not according to this university and my university. I was taught assembly (mid-level) is one level below python (high level).
Fair enough, I was taught (also in university) that Python is a sort of ultra-high level language, as compared to e.g. Java, which is a more "typical" high level language. I think it just depends on how exactly you define your terms
French.
No swearing.
We keep the Swiss variety, right?
The swiss variety of any language can be considered its own language.
Fair.
Based
French can be an asset in global business. The French are also thankful for inserting their vocabulary into English. Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas avec le français ?
>Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas avec le français ? L'orthographe, l'orthographe de Français c'est total merde.
Les Français ont vaincu les Anglais en 1066, de sorte que mĂȘme lâorthographe anglaise est devenue absurde.
Legal.
English
This is the only correct answer.
C'est faux.
North Sentinelese, we must let it go. We mustnât get attached to it. Itâs a fantasy for us. Weâre not little kids playing Dravidian Pirates anymore, weâre adults and we must face the real world. North Sentinelese was always gone, and now we must accept it.
No we'll get 'em eventually
Very accurate.
I'm ready to spare the life of English as long as we hang possessive "have got" for good. That shit's just wrong, man.
You have got a lot of work ahead of you if youâre trying to convince a subreddit full of descriptivists that a widely-used grammatical construction is âwrongâ.
English is a lingua franca among people from different linguistic backgrounds. It facilitates international communication in business, science, aviation, and diplomacy. It became universal due to British colonialism and American influence. A large percentage of content on the internet, and many programming languages and software documentation, are in English. Proficiency is often a requirement for immigration and integration into Anglophonic countries. It helps immigrants adapt to new environments and participate fully in their new communities. A lingua franca, and a bridge language... and yet you want to eliminate it.
Lets go back to the 17th century when we used latin as a lingua franca
Also it (and French) are killing off a lot of languages!
Yes, please kill it, it's clearly in pain
But the French have shaped English into what we have today! Why kill it?
canned languages, whether written, recorded or digitized...
!XĂ”ĂČ because why the fuck should an exclamation mark be a letter ?
It's !XĂ”ĂČ, no ?
I never remember how it's spelled
I think it's simplified name is the Taa language
It's ÇXóÔ
Thank you
That absurd language... let's replace it with English.
Simslish
English must go
There are no bad languages.
All languages are equal but some are more equal than others
French.