langues

Coding langues, even high level ones, are built upon foundations of determism and they are concise and precise.

The quality of code LLMs create is very well proportionate on how mature and ubiquitous the langues/projects are.

Many other langues find an appropriate balance of these three traits to be worthwhile, but C++ does not.

This would be useful in langues that make heavy use of callbacks such as javascript or scala.

My biggest problem with java is that it tried to be a single paradigm langues: object oriented.

But the java syntax styled langues like java, c#, javascript and swift will get you anywhere.

And that's not even speaking about earlier medieval French which wasn't a single language, but a collection of langues d'oïl.

Loan words are a well estabished mechanism by which words enter a language from another langues.

This is why more modern langues tend to move away from OOP.

Likewise if you work in dynamic/weakly typed languages, the benefits of refactorings and navigation are much smaller than they are in a static/strongly typed langues.

Je voulais voir si d’autres langues européennes étaient similaires.

Still nowhere near actually usable OCR software though, unless your use-case is scanning clear hi-res screenshots in conventional fonts and popular langues, without tables or complicated formatting.

That what happens when you let naturally develop: "In general, English spelling does not reflect* the sound changes in the pronunciation of the language that have occurred since the late fifteenth century." > I'll agree with you that for native speakers of Indo-European langues (like mine, which isn't English, by the way), Esperanto is easy to learn and use.