It's hard for a Russian-speaking programmer. The meanings of programming are born in the West and then translated into other languages, and this translation often suffers. And with him the Russian-speaking programmer suffers.
If in English the words about the program are just words, they more or less accurately convey a thought, then in Russian it is a search, convulsive movements to understand, guess, find, not distort, and so on.
This can be compared to the picture when the owner eats at the table and drops the crumbs on the floor, and his dog jumps up, rushes to the crumbs, snaps his mouth, then spins in search of other crumbs, and tries to find more crumbs for a long time, licks the garbage, and the crumbs themselves either fall into the mouth, or are trampled, or even a false alarm - it seemed to the dog. A touching and pitiful sight.
So it's better to learn the master's "angelic" language and speak, think and write in it. Which is what most of our programmer brother does.
By the way, about the angels (last short digression). There is a private theological opinion that it was the human language that caused the fall of the angels and the appearance of Satan. Man was given power over the universe, which was expressed in the fact that Man gave names to all creation (of God), which the elder brother of man, the angel Right hand, envied and first staged a rebellion, and then set up with the subsequent expulsion of people from paradise. That is, it's a matter of language - whose language is more important. So really: "in the beginning was the word."
And I want to understand the words "executable program" or "executable program" (file, code). What do they mean?
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PS I say the words "it is better to learn master's <English>" with bitterness, but as the only choice offered to a Russian programmer (if the word "choice" is appropriate here).