Moreover, no investigation, no right to speak. I write code in a Chinese-language environment every day—so how much code have you written in a Chinese-language environment?

Thank you for your reply. I may indeed not be good at talking to people who lack logic. I prefer to refute arguments; without arguments, I can’t say anything more.

You can't even tell Pinyin from Chinese characters.

Also, most Chinese input methods support toggling between half-width and full-width symbols independently. Even if you really want to program using Chinese characters, you just need to switch to half-width symbols.

Yes, it is often those who speak loudest who understand the least, I can't agree more, because that perfectly describes your behavior. No evidence, No proof, No example, just a viewpoint.

Obviously, you don't understand programming. Programming does not have a strict English proficiency requirement. What is used in programming are identifiers; they merely distinguish variables and have no strict requirement for meaning. You can absolutely use pinyin or arbitrary strings as identifiers. The English level required for programming is only enough to understand reserved words—they're just basic words.

平权之声吗？都成女权之声了，都公开反同了，还把它留着干嘛呢。

无所吊谓啦 反正我我们个人信息满天飞呢