Оно там дальше по тексту используется. Это самое начало функции, а дальше два экрана трансмутаций, так что третья строка - это только краткое вводное слово. :)
How do you Russian people write non-Russian programming languages (like C++)? Do you have, like two keyboards, one with Latin alphabet for writing code, and one with Cyrillic keys for writing other stuff?? I have heard that there is couple of genuine Russian programming languages, but I guess those are not very common nowadays...
Well some systems uses languages based on russian words. It looks odd a bit for me. I am used to see english for literals and instructions. So program for me is not an almost human language, but a set of specific instructions (like magic spells) which do determined things. Again it is not human words, but spells where correct spelling is important but correct pronunciation is irrelevant. Add to it many people learned German or French in school
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Thanks for this clarification! Your last point of commenting in English makes sense. Mixing comments in native language with coding in English makes just things unnecessary complicated. I used to do that when I was beginner and it made the code hard to understand - which works against the idea of commenting the code!
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