In my opinion, programming has no direct relationship with the natural language used. Programming is just the formation and calculation of mathematical logical relationships. You can learn programming languages ​​even if you don’t understand English.

It's just that the inventors of today's programming languages ​​all come from English-speaking countries, and the textbooks and reference books are all interpreted in English, so the programming language is covered with the cloak of English.

Teachers from some of our colleges and universities have written a batch of reference books for analyzing programming languages ​​in Chinese, which can also teach Chinese people to write programs. Even if you are a junior high school student and do not understand English, you can become a programmer.

Of course, this is only theoretical. In fact, if you want to become a programmer, understand programming languages ​​​​more accurately, especially when communicating with peers, you need to master a certain level of English.

Therefore, we are more hopeful that there will be strings and command sets based on Chinese language, similar to "Gong Shang Jiao Zheng Yu".

Such a programming language is easy for us Chinese people to learn and is more conducive to growing the team of programmers."

After listening to Zhai Hua's "popular science", Chen Lidong really understood something. He also understood Zhai Hua's "angry youth" eagerness.

However, if you don’t accept it, China’s level of scientific and technological knowledge has lagged far behind the times. European and American countries have the right to invent and interpret scientific and technological knowledge.

This kind of power is called "technological hegemony". In later generations, Sam's country relied on its three hegemonies of military, finance, and technology to dominate the world.

Military hegemony is easy to understand: aircraft, missiles, satellites, and nuclear bombs.

Financial hegemony is the dollar that cuts off the world's leeks.

What is technological hegemony?
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