There are too many letters in western alphabets. If we'll be able to design an alphabet with less letters, then making a keyboard for phones would be easier.
I hereby propose a 9 letter alphabet (letters after : is the coverage)
w: v, y, f e: i r: p s: z, t: q, d, b a: o, u h: g, j, l n: m k: x, c
In Java, you're tied to a language which is mostly lowercase. Serious enterprise software code must be written in upper case. IN DOT NET, YOU CAN HAVE AN ALL UPPERCASE LANGUAGE THAT COMPILES TO INTERMEDIATE LANGUAGE (ADD ONE TO COBOL)
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I think it must be called LINE (Line Is Not an Emulator)
Actually, it must be GNU/Linux x86 Assembly
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OOP based and XML format bytecode for supercomputers and it is equivalent to what kripton is for Superman
Windows 98
If you set up one Microsoft(R) Passport(TM) account, you can login everywhere with it. No need to remember many passwords!
Now I don't have any reasons to use Windows 98.
If you live in Chicago, you can go to day games in Wrigley Field.
There are too many letters in western alphabets. If we'll be able to design an alphabet with less letters, then making a keyboard for phones would be easier.
I hereby propose a 9 letter alphabet (letters after : is the coverage)
w: v, y, f
e: i
r: p
s: z,
t: q, d, b
a: o, u
h: g, j, l
n: m
k: x, c
In Java, you're tied to a language which is mostly lowercase. Serious enterprise software code must be written in upper case. IN DOT NET, YOU CAN HAVE AN ALL UPPERCASE LANGUAGE THAT COMPILES TO INTERMEDIATE LANGUAGE (ADD ONE TO COBOL)
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So they just write the most recent one.
The same can be said for Windows.
C:\>copy con Hello.java
public class Hello
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
System.out.println("Hello World");
}
}
^Z
C:\>javac Hello.java
C:\>java Hello
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Hello
We incremented it in the past, we're incrementing it now
So as a responsible parent, you can read and understand what your little kiddie is trying to do...
Isn't it supposed to be called "GNU/Linux VM Documentation"?
You must call it GNU/Ghostscript...
I sometimes convert my java or C sources to all uppercase and suddenly, they become serious business programs.
#INCLUDE <STDIO.H>
INT MAIN()
{
PRINTF("HELLO WORLD\N");
RETURN 0;
}