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JavaScript in Amharic!

Post by Noble Amhara » 14 Oct 2020, 19:45

This article introduces a new Amharic programming language, BunnaScript meaning JavaScript in English with its details, features and instructional videos. BunnaScript is developed based on a US patent pending invention that enables anyone to write/learn any programming language in any natural language.


BunnaScript
is a multilingual JavaScript and TypeScript programming language that enables you to write computer code in Amharic. The computer doesn’t care what language you use when you write code. Only 0s and 1s make sense to the computer. Must all computer programs be written in English? Technically, no. One can write programs using numbers only.
For example, the below code is written in hexadecimal numbers wrapped in C/C++ code. You cannot tell what it does by looking at the code, but it opens a message box on Windows if you run it. Although the computer prefers such low-level codes, it is not easy for humans to write or understand such code. That is why we use high level programming languages to simplify code writing and to make the codes more structured and understandable at design time.



High level programming languages such as C++, C#, JavaScript, Python, Java, etc., provide a way for writing programs using human languages.
Programs written in high level languages are converted to machine code (0s and 1s) before running in the system. Therefore, the human language we use to write the source code doesn’t matter to the computer as long as we convert it to machine code before executing.

Although there are several high-level programming languages, they are still difficult to understand and write programs with, especially for those who do not speak/write English because most of them are written in English. Some level of proficiency in English is still required to understand/write programs using these modern high-level programming languages. Having to learn English first can be a barrier to learn programming for millions of people in the world, especially for children and young adults.

Amharic is the national language of Ethiopia that descends from the ancient language of Geez. Amharic uses its own scripting called Ethiopic. So, BunnaScript has a built-in keyboarding module for non-English scripts.




Programmers can mix languages while writing programs and get full documentation in both English and the target language. The editor compiles both language programs without error. This may be useful if programmers want to get documentation of pre-written English source codes in their native language.

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Re: JavaScript in Amharic!

Post by temari » 15 Oct 2020, 02:51

EthioCloud did a great job of showing how you can also program in other languages other than English but I think in real world this will be not useful. Not even Chinese and Japanese or European languages made it to come up with any useful programming language that can beat English. Because it is not only about the programming languages but also about all the whole ecosystem (like stackoverflow etc.) around it which is highly dominated by English. But it is an interesting project especially their machine learning attempt (see video III below).

:arrow: https://www.ethiocloud.com/






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Re: JavaScript in Amharic!

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Re: JavaScript in Amharic!

Post by Tog Wajale E.R. » 15 Oct 2020, 03:26

Thanks For Your Information, But Java Script Was Done By Eritrean Scientist Who Lives In Texas In 1992 . Please Go Dig More Info On ☆ Geez Soft / Tigrigna ☆ You Will Find It.
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Re: JavaScript in Amharic!

Post by Noble Amhara » 15 Oct 2020, 03:39

temari wrote:
15 Oct 2020, 02:51
EthioCloud did a great job of showing how you can also program in other languages other than English but I think in real world this will be not useful. Not even Chinese and Japanese or European languages made it to come up with any useful programming language that can beat English. Because it is not only about the programming languages but also about all the whole ecosystem (like stackoverflow etc.) around it which is highly dominated by English. But it is an interesting project especially their machine learning attempt (see video III below).

:arrow: https://www.ethiocloud.com/





Yes although English is the more dominant one (Internationally) in Ethiopia (Locally) we can use our own Programming script in order to spread the digitalization of our countries local sectors. For example why waste time studying English in Bahr Dar where almost no English speakers live why waste time when we can speed the learning by our own Amharic so that our people learn how to solve problems... leading to higher IQ
Coding skills also help you in many ways outside of the world of technology. As a programmer, you learn to break
tasks down into their logical steps, and this can help you with all kinds of stuff. It can help you to be better at sports (because you can visualize strategic plays more easily), more easily understand science stuff, figure out how to build things, and a whole lot more.
So, with all these benefits, you’re probably wondering what the downside is. That’s the other thing that makes coding really super – there’s no downside, except that you’ll have to be willing to invest a bit of time in learning the easy stuff before you can master your skills. But once you’ve got it, you’ve got it for life.

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Re: JavaScript in Amharic!

Post by Wedi » 15 Oct 2020, 04:28

This is soooo wonderful. I salute the developer for elevating our wonderful language one level further!! :!:

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Re: JavaScript in Amharic!

Post by Noble Amhara » 17 Jul 2021, 13:18

Hawdain AKA Roman aka the emotional Ethioredsea aka Axumezana the 40 year old Tigray zomali wannabee.

Coding in Amharic

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