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People often ask me: I am not good at English, can I learn programming?
This issue needs to be discussed on a case-by-case basis.
1. Can learn
If you're hesitant to learn programming because you're worried about your poor English, I don't think it's necessary.
Just like someone who doesn't understand Japanese can still get through many Japanese games. If you don't understand English, at least you can use translation software, right? First memorize the words that are most commonly involved in grammar and error reporting, if , while , for , class , def , error , etc. type , enough for you to write a complete program. Good English is not a prerequisite for learning programming.
2. Will be strenuous
However, if English is not good, you may not be able to understand the error message at a glance, and you need to spend more time debugging than others. You can't consult the original documentation and the Q&A on StackOverflow, you can only find information in Chinese materials.
But now there are countless Chinese books for every programming language, and Chinese programming materials are also quite rich. Coupled with the development of AI, translation is no longer difficult. So relying on these resources is almost enough.
Poor English will make you spend more time learning programming and make you miss some resources. But this is no insurmountable obstacle. Even if you use programming as a career, you can still work smoothly under the premise of poor English.
3. But...
After all, there are still some effects.
When the computer was first created, its "mother tongue" was English, plus the natural advantages of letters in input, so that in the process of its development, various instructions, input and output devices were all based on English.
Most computer gurus speak English, and a large number of high-quality technical books, blog articles, and documents are in English, and it is inevitable that machine translation will almost make sense.
The most active programming communities, such as StackOverflow, Github, programmers all over the world are on it. If you can only understand Chinese, you can only communicate within the Chinese community. What's more unfortunate is that it seems that domestic programmers are not as enthusiastic about technology sharing as foreigners (maybe domestic code farmers are too busy to write technical articles at all). There are many self-media, but the content is hard to describe. If you don’t believe me, you can try to search the same technical problem in English and Chinese respectively to experience the difference.
There is also a more direct point, if you can't speak English, you have almost no chance to develop together with outstanding foreign programmers. Whether it is in the same company or in a remote collaboration project, the possibility of your participation will be greatly reduced because of the language barrier.
In summary: Don't refuse to learn programming because of poor English, but it is recommended that you take time to continuously improve your English during the process of learning programming. It doesn't hurt to learn some English, and it's much easier than writing good code at the level of English a programmer needs.
Finally, if you really don't want to learn English, you can also consider writing code in Chinese:
和 = 0
循環子 = 0
只要 循環子 < 100:
和 = 和 + 循環子
循環子 = 循環子 + 1
寫 和
和 = 0
取 循環子 自 范圍(0, 100, 1):
和 = 和 + 循環子
寫 和
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