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Serious Question: Do English-speaking programmers find it easier to learn a new programming language?

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Scrat [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

a programming language is relatively easy to learn for a programmer, although all the frameworks of modern languages, never mind their underlying architectures and all the tools that are available mean that it will take at least half a year to get into the same sort of level of proficiency as somebody that

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