Hey everyone, I need your thoughts on something. I'm considering setting up a library of programming functions translated into Spanish. For those fluent in English, it might not matter much, but as a Spanish speaker with limited English skills, I'm looking for ways to make coding easier for myself. I've been creating libraries that include basic and commonly used functions, and I translate those into Spanish so I can call them in my code without struggling with English. However, I'm unsure if this approach is beneficial for my coding journey or if there's a better way to manage this.
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It’s generally not a good practice to rely on translations for coding. English is the universal language of programming, and turning functions into your language could lead to confusion. If you’re serious about programming, it’s better to familiarize yourself with the terms used in the language. This will aid you more than sticking to translations.
I agree, creating a library in Spanish might limit you. Most programming resources and discussions are in English, and you'll find a lot of valuable information there. Trying to avoid English can make things harder in the long run. You might want to use bilingual resources to help you bridge the gap.
While I understand your intent, building a Spanish function library can complicate things. Even though it might help you now, the majority of programming knowledge available is in English. I recommend gradually immersing yourself in English code, even if it feels challenging.
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