Is it a good idea to develop sanskrit as a programming language ❓

Question

programming language development

Answer 1

Hey everyone.... If you think that Sanskrit is a difficult language then come to India, Mattur.
In this village everyone talks in Sanskrit and they can teach you Sanskrit in just 20 days.
If you don't believe..... Google it.

Answer 2

No one can stop anyone from developing one.. sure go ahead if u want to.. i just pointed out the big picture..
*peace*

Answer 3

@Krishnan.. i would love to.. But you don't see the big picture here.. What ur saying is only possible if u dedicate.. like decades to it... Think of all the appliances and machines which are compatible with existing languages... To replace them in a short span.. Sorta next to impossible..

As I said.. if u just want to create one .. go ahead.. but I don't think of it as making a huge impact overall..

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-reason-behind-saying-that-Sanskrit-is-the-most-suitable-language-for-programming/answer/Vasu-Jain?share=33396d90&srid=u5UDc

The link should answer your question .. See the difficulties mentioned in the end para..

Answer 4

@Frost is correct....
I mean ...."Sanskrit"?
No! I hate pronouncing those difficult words =\

Answer 5

@Ekansh...Well then you would know how it would turn out...

N saying about adjusting to English.. We did it because its the prime language the world speaks..
I mean whats the use of creating a language when just a single community would use it..

Answer 6

Yes.. @Krishnan.. It is.. and i respect that language and I am proud of it..
But from a global perspective.. will people be able to adapt to a programming language which contains a whole new language... I don't think so.. They might just switch to something new or stick to the regular languages.
So I don't see a point in making one..(Even if its possible :/)

Answer 7

We're talking about a worldwide community here...
Will people be able to adjust themselves...

Answer 8

And for people who are down voting.. It was just my opinion... i have studied sanskrit for 3 years.. i know the language.. and just wanted to express what i felt.. ☃️👍

Good luck making one..

Answer 9

@Vaibhav.. We know about it . Natural language...
But it would take a whole new transition for that to happen.. Which isn't possible now..

Answer 10

Ssly?... °_°
*people would have hard time pronouncing Sanskrit words*

*niryana*

Answer 11

@Krishnan please elaborate..

Answer 12

I'm with Frost.

It's next to impossible. Sanskrit is not an easy language to learn. Coding requires simplicity which is why we use English.

Answer 13

I don't think it's a bad idea to want to try and develop programming languages based off any existing human language. Bringing machines closer to humans is the future. 🍪

Answer 14

Sanskrit is most suitable for programming language (A Fact).

Answer 15

Ya as we adjusted

Answer 16

no word is abusive if used in right way. good words can be felt as abusive if used in wrong way.

Answer 17

@Krishan I am with you

Answer 18

Then why we should study assembly if it's hard.

Answer 19

What if we will able to make AI with Sanskrit

Answer 20

First I will master Sanskrit then I will try