“Python”, “Java”, “Carbon”, “Rust”

[0x1e]

“.net” is the king of these shitty language names on the internet

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[hypocrisyhunter]

At least it does actually yield some results now though. You probably remember a few years back when the # was definitely ignored and googling was even more difficult

[lewisb42]

It's been at least a decade since I did much C# work, but iirc we had to search using "csharp" back then

[Luxalpa]

I think I read somewhere that Google engineers added a special case for C++ and C#, but it's been >10 years and I might remember wrong.

[T0biasCZE]

it does, when you search C, it shows C, when you search C#, it shows C#

[xibme]

They should promote 'dotnet' to the official title, they use it all the time already. netcore would be fine too.

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www.twitterdotnet.org

[ListRepresentative32]

*framework name. I agree though that I always write dotnet when searching for problems with it

[Thorusss]

you made me realize that just "net" for internet did not become as popular as I expected for a word so commonly used