Hardest programming language to learn

???????? said:
See it like this: how many logos of different brands do you know?
What do you think when you see them?
It's no different with Kanji really!

For example, let's give you this:
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How do you read this sentence?
You can read the heart as "love", "like", or "heart".
Likewise, you can read the cutlery as "eat", "dinner", "cutlery", "fork and knife", or "silverware" if you happen to use American English.
Though at least we can all agree that the banana must be read as "banana".

Kanji is this very concept, except it's being utilised in real text.
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pictures are easy to identify unlike the text. i don't think i can ever remember that many letters
 
SecretWish said:
i am not smart. something might be easy for you but for me it's impossible. i have my limits
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Everyone has limits, and it has really nothing to do with being smart or not.
It all comes down to "did you understand what I was explaining at all?", not "look how many Kanji I know, I'm so much more superior than you are!".

Moreover, I'm really not as smart as I seem like.
I know really well on multiple topics, I can make really nice apps and games in short time, I speak only 4 languages, but when you would give me an exam on paper about anything of what I am really good at, I will most certainly fail it miserably.

This is because all I have learnt regarding both programming and languages are skill based, not knowledge based.
I can't understand explanation in books on these topics, I really have to experience it first hand in order to understand it.
And I'm definitely not the only one of this kind, by far most people worldwide are actually like that.

Though in the end, opinions are opinions, and I respect them regardless.
I only want to make sure you understood what I was talking about as much as I understand what you're talking about, I'm not trying to push my agenda on to you.
 
???????? said:
Everyone has limits, and it has really nothing to do with being smart or not.
It all comes down to "did you understand what I was explaining at all?", not "look how many Kanji I know, I'm so much more superior than you are!".

Moreover, I'm really not as smart as I seem like.
I know really well on multiple topics, I can make really nice apps and games in short time, I speak only 4 languages, but when you would give me an exam on paper about anything of what I am really good at, I will most certainly fail it miserably.

This is because all I have learnt regarding both programming and languages are skill based, not knowledge based.
I can't understand explanation in books on these topics, I really have to experience it first hand in order to understand it.
And I'm definitely not the only one of this kind, by far most people worldwide are actually like that.

Though in the end, opinions are opinions, and I respect them regardless.
I only want to make sure you understood what I was talking about as much as I understand what you're talking about, I'm not trying to push my agenda on to you.
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i didn't think like that. all this time, i thought you were trying to ignore my limits and saying that everything is easy when i keep saying it's not like that for me
 
SecretWish said:
i didn't think like that. all this time, i thought you were trying to ignore my limits and saying that everything is easy when i keep saying it's not like that for me
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Lol. Will she be able to understand programming reference?
I highly doubt that kiddo.
Anyway, it's great that you changed your mind about new programming stuff
 
SecretWish said:
pictures are easy to identify unlike the text. i don't think i can ever remember that many letters
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You would learn and remember them over time. The average person knows 25-35 thousand words, you learn new words all the time. You can learn the basics of a language in 6-12 months but it still will take you many years to become native level speaker.
 

Suwako Chan.. Relax.
I was just messing with ya.
I worked with angular Js and Jason before and I couldn't make heads and tails of it
 
Risk said:
You would learn and remember them over time. The average person knows 25-35 thousand words, you learn new words all the time. You can learn the basics of a language in 6-12 months but it still will take you many years to become native level speaker.
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as i keep saying words are different from letters
you can associate a meeting and picture to them but for letters you can't find anything
 
SecretWish said:
as i keep saying words are different from letters
you can associate a meeting and picture to them but for letters you can't find anything


i an embarrassed to admit this but i don't get what you are saying. don't people see your qualification to get job? if you don't have top score it won't get you a good job
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