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they do not use an “alphabet” rather Kanji & Hanzi

Wrong, it's still an alphabet that you can type and save in various formats, unicode being the most famous and which is recognized by all compilers and IDEs.

while letters by themselves mean nothing

Wrong again for obvious reasons.

Either you need:

  • a separate programing language, or
  • a tool that can handle multiple languages, or
  • a langage that can handle unicode variables (like Go) but it's only for variables

Some software can handle different languages like Microsoft Office where can use French keywords instead of English ones, or Windev (a shitty French IDE) where you can code in French.

Anyway it's a bad idea because everyone codes in English in most French companies, and I guess the rest of the world. The only places that used French functions and variables were very old code written in the 80s/90s when people didn't knew how to code, or cared about the future of that code.

Edit: and to OP, please reply to the comments, it's annoying when people ask questions and don't participate.

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  • [–] 51 points 14 hours ago

    In middle-school a bully wanted to hurt me for some reason. I didn't knew him at all.

    There were several people around us. He kicked me once in the thigh. I felt nothing because I have strong muscles there for some reason. I didn't move and said nothing. He left because he failed at bullying.

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    I saw a Burger King ad on this community, and, patriotism being involved on this glorious 14th of July, I had to reply with a relatively unknown French fast-food chain of our own! I could not find any interesting pictures, but there are 2 ads about it:

    In a Free Time restaurant, there are chairs for the butts, and plants for the eyes

    Free Time (French only, sorry) was a fast-food chain created in 1982 as an alternative to McDonald's in France which was created in 1972.

    The Free Time burgers were supposedly special and cleaner because they were wrapped by a cardboard / hard paper thing around the burger. I do remember that the recipes themselves were very disappointing, if not disgusting. Fond memories, but I would not try that ever again.

    It disappeared in the early 90s due to being bought by "Quick," another French fast-food chain that was more like our good old McDonald's. RIP Free Time and their awful burgers.

     

    Ma vie mon oeuvre, rien d'intéressant mais on ne sait jamais, ça peut intéresser les débutants.

    Je voulais acheter un nouveau tuyau d'arrosage car le précédent se fait très vieux et a des trous et des craquelures. Il en existe de plusieurs diamètres : 15 mm ou 19 mm. Et surtout le prix, entre 30 et 60 euros, bref, pas envie de sortir ça pour un bout de plastique mou.

    Je découvre donc qu'il existe des "réparateurs" de tuyau d'arrosage. On coupe la zone pourrie (trouée ou coudée...) et on joint les deux bouts avec le fameux réparateur qui ne coûte que 3 ou 4 euros. Une grosse économie donc, 6 euros au lieu de 50 dans mon cas, ce n'est pas rien.

    Je suis tout fier et je voulais partager ça. C'est tout pour aujourd'hui.

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