Tag: Languages

The 15 Most Popular Programming Languages of 2023

Welcome to our exclusive overview of the most popular programming languages in 2023! In this article, we’ll delve into the top programming languages that developers are favoring this year, based on HackerRank’s extensive analysis of their platform data. The demand for skilled tech talent...

If Programming Languages Were Cars Which One Would You Drive?

The crazy and exciting world of software development is an exciting place. Just like the open road, some of us look for the safety of a family sedan and others look for the excitement of a sports car. You can tell much about a person from the car they drive (and a red sports car tells us all we n...

How To Learn HTML Properly

I’m not going to waste time explaining to you what HTML is, just follow the prerequisites and you on the roll. 1.Draw Branches in Your Brain It’s Impossible to memorize every HTML semantic tag, properties or attributes, but you can draw branches in your memory to understand how eve...

Stylus Now Live — One Chain, Many Languages

TL;DR: Today we released the code and public testnet for Arbitrum Stylus, allowing developers to use both traditional EVM tools and WASM-compatible languages like Rust, C, and C++ to build applications on Arbitrum Nitro chains. In addition, by improving computational, storage, and memory e...

Top 6 Programming Languages for Mathematics

Any one who is interested in mathematics or plans to study it, should have at least some fluency with programming languages. Not only will you be more employable, you will also be able to understand and explore the mathematics in a deeper way. So what languages should you learn? 1. Python Pyth...

6 Best Programming Languages for Game Development in 2023

Do you love playing games? If yes, have you ever wondered how these games are created? The masterminds behind game development are developers. They make use of programming languages to write lengthy source code (sets of instructions directing computers to perform as intended) and create intuitive an...

Want to Save the Planet? Save Indigenous Languages

Hallo, is mise Ashely agus tha mi a Halifax. Hi, my name is Ashely and I am from Halifax. I never expected to learn Scottish Gaelic, but in the first year of my undergraduate degree I had to take a language credit. Why would I take something ‘useful’ like French, when I could ins...

The 10 most energy efficient programming languages

Now as a data scientist or ML engineer, it is difficult to avoid Python, and Python may in some cases be the best choice, for instance when building and training neural networks. However, there is potentially a lot of energy to be saved if you can build some of your surrounding applications or pipel...

Learning a New Language at Age 40+

What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual How about two languages? Bilingual Just one? American This old joke has more than a grain of truth to it. Unless you are an immigrant or a child of immigrants, chances are you only speak English. There are lot...

Your Astrology Language Review: The Ultimate Guide to Discovering Your Soul Purpose and Potential

As an entrepreneur, I’m constantly facing big decisions that can make or break my business. So when I learned about a personalized astrology program called Your Astrology Language, I was instantly intrigued yet skeptical. Could the alignment of stars and planets really guide my career choices?...

Why Do Americans Struggle with Foreign Languages?

It is a common lament, both within the United States and abroad, that Americans lag far behind Europeans in foreign language skills. As far as stereotypes go, it is a pretty well-founded one. Most Americans do not even study a foreign language in school, and I know many who took French or Spanish fo...

Restoring Indigenous Languages and Wisdom

Inevery corner of the world, the languages and knowledge systems of indigenous communities, the very threads that weave their cultural identity and connection to the land, are facing an imminent threat of extinction. These invaluable repositories of ancestral wisdom, encompassing biodiversity, tradi...

Does ChatGPT understand Geometry?

With the emergence of newer and more powerful Large Language Models (LLMs) on a daily basis, the discussion surrounding Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has become crucial. The question arises: Will these models, when further enhanced, bring us to the coveted state where they outperform us in n...

SLOTS FOR REALITY — The architecture of language

Some words are more versatile than others, such as pronouns. As I say ‘you’ to so many people, each of them becomes plugged into that linguistic slot, the pronoun ‘you’. There are many other words like it; ‘they’, ‘she’, ‘he’, but also &lsq...

Angular localization to support right to left languages

Localizing an angular app is fairly simple If you’re using ngx-translate, all you have to do is add a translate directive to every text tag that you want to translate from one language to another, along with json files to represent the multiple languages in your app, and you’ve got yours...

3 Languages That Google Cannot Translate

Arabizi — or the Arabic Chat Alphabet is used primarily by millions of Arabs in the Levant, Egypt and Morocco. That it’s used in the Levant, and isn’t monitored at all by Meta should cause alarm, since it is one way that Hezbollah can communicate using flip phones or...

Why do the same expressions exist in multiple languages?

An Arabic professor of mine at Berkeley, who was famous for his offbeat sense of humor and extensive knowledge of languages like Aramaic, Sumerian and Ugaritic, loved to talk about the difficulty of learning — really learning — a foreign language. “The first 10 ...

My journey of learning English language

My journey to learn English language started when I was 15 years old, I started to listen to pop music, watch some English movies (with my native language subtitles) and learn some grammar at school. I was excited to master it and interested in becoming an advanced English speaker. It wasn&rsqu...

English Language Learning and Technology

Introduction In today’s world, technology holds an important place in our lives, just as the English language does, being the lingua franca across the globe. One of the areas significantly impacted by technological advancements is education, especially language learning. With English servin...

How Will AI Affect the Way We Learn World Languages?

AI has already reshaped various aspects of our society, and how we learn a new world language is next on the list of advancements. With the recognition of individual learning styles and preferences being pivotal in effective education, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) promises to revo...

Hindi: Shānt Peace in the Languages of India

India has 22 official languages: Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, Dogri, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Santhali, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu. India has 22 official languages: Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, Dogri, Gu...

The State of Regional Languages — Urdu

Urdu is derived from the Turkish word ‘Ordu’ meaning army or a military camp. There are numerous facts and figures scattered all over, but according to my mother who has a Doctorate in the said language quotes, ‘although it may trace its roots far in the past, it tru...

The origin of the Afroasiatic languages and peoples

The Afroasiatic (also known as Afrasan or Afrasian) are a language family of about 300 languages that are spoken predominantly in the geographic subregions of Western Asia, North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and parts of the Sahara/Sahel. With the exception of its Semitic branch, all branches of the ...

What Are the Hardest Languages in the World?

The languages of the world differ from each other in how difficult they are to learn, some simply can be learned easily, while others cannot. It is also worth noting that there are differences in the abilities of students. Not all of them have the same educational capabilities. So, when we want to l...

What is it like being readily able to speak four languages

I say ‘readily able’ because I did not have to put in much effort. I am not special. I just happen to be bornt in Malaysia, a multiracial country, with Chinese ancestry. My grandparents were also bornt and raised in Malaysia but we are ethnically completely Chinese (unless a future DNA f...

Valuing Languages Differently is Discrimination

What determines value? Does every language already have “value,” or must a language acquire something in particular to be deemed valuable? Professor Elaine posed a similar question in class the other day, pertaining to the word “culture” instead. “Identity and Activism ...