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Thank you! Can you help me set the correct alias for each word in portuguese?


> "Docs" is broken

Yes, I'm building it, you can see some examples at https://codigo.so/editor.en/ [Ctrl + Enter] list all built in functions

> by other solutions (codepen, stackblitz, replit, etc)

No, codigo.so is a pseudocode interpreter specially designed for people who don't speak English.


:) Glad to hear this!

In teaching, simplification is really important. Take a look at this [1] simple script in Portuguese and tell me if it seems intuitive to you. This is the situation of most of the people trying to learn to code here in Argentina/Latam using very large and professional programming languages. I hope this can help them.

[1] https://codigo.so/editor.pt/fb3e08c2-e929-4379-81fa-c3126bbd...


Sorry, I do not speak Portuguese! However, I could easily find-out what the snippet was doing by simple logic.

I have been teaching programming/data for the past 2 years and you're right, simplification is of utmost importance for students. Actually, when teaching programming with Python, I go with them in the process of translating their logic to English first then it's almost a 1-to-1 mapping with the instruction set (for simple algorithms). Same goes for SQL.

Anyhow, nice concept here, curious to see where it goes!


Thank you for your feedback. I think codigo.so can be good for non-English speaking students trying to learn to code.

For the HN audience it doesn't add much value.


Thank you! I really appreciate this :)


It's a multi-language pseudocode interpreter so you can write and run code in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French in your browser.


Link to documentation is broken: https://codigo.so/docs/ (also link to community is broken, but I care more about Documentation link).


Yes, I'm building it, you can see some examples at https://codigo.so/editor.en/

[Ctrl + Enter] list all built in functions


awesome!


Keep up the good work :)


Awesome job patrick and team


nice tool, good luck!


> Those 11,500 lines, however, are only 0.4 percent of the entire API at issue, which consists of 2.86 million total lines

This marks jurisprudence



Or you can get it from the official source [0] and not some PDF on a file sharing site linked from an HN comment.

[0] https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/


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