Programming is only accessible to those who understand English and the Latin alphabet.
If you don’t, your chances of becoming a programmer drop drastically - not because you lack intelligence, but because everything from syntax, documentation, and debugging tools is built in English.
Why is coding still tied to a single language? Shouldn’t anyone, regardless of their native script, be able to write Python in Japanese, Arabic, Sinhala, or Hindi - while keeping full compatibility with existing ecosystems?
Has anyone here faced or thought about this problem? What do you think the biggest challenges would be?
If you don’t, your chances of becoming a programmer drop drastically - not because you lack intelligence, but because everything from syntax, documentation, and debugging tools is built in English.
Why is coding still tied to a single language? Shouldn’t anyone, regardless of their native script, be able to write Python in Japanese, Arabic, Sinhala, or Hindi - while keeping full compatibility with existing ecosystems?
Has anyone here faced or thought about this problem? What do you think the biggest challenges would be?