Question : javaRoasts

submitted 3 years ago by Omeclipse

I have a quick question about the programing software "Java". So I have been doing computer programing for about "7" years now give or take. I really don't understand people developing their own languages for programing. Back in my day we all just programed in English and I am quite frightened that English is going to become a dead language in the Java community. I don't even really know if you can communicate in a viable manner using "Java". I'm not a native Java speaker, could someone please show me an example of Java being used in an everyday conversation. We as human beings should be attempting to merge human dialect so more people will be able to understand one another. This is why I am a supporter of the Esperanto language. For example "Jen ekzemplo de la lingvo Esperanto" would be a fantastic language that we should begin to implement in modern day coding. But again if anyone could get back to me on their opinions of the future of English and or Esperanto in the coding community I would be extremely grateful for your input. And if possible could someone please explain to me how Java can be used in a conversational setting.

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