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Is it possible to be a language agnostic programmer?


Asked by Bishop Cox on Dec 06, 2021 FAQ



In the end, you cannot be entirely language-agnostic to truly be a programmer, at least, not one who can handle the entire task of creating a program, However, much of what you will do will be things that you would do in any language. Write better C++ code with less effort.
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Generally, “language agnostic” means it doesn’t matter which programming language you’re talking about. It’s hard to say exactly what it means in your case without knowing the context in which it was used. An example may be if you had a computer programming class in which you...
Moreover, Language agnostic refers to aspects of programming that are independent of any specific programming language. At least, that's how I've heard it used for the last thirty years. The word "agnostic" is derived from the ancient Greek for "don't know".
In fact,
Some Mac OS X features are not language agnostic, because they're really designed to be used from Objective C, can only be used with difficulty from C or C++, and don't even have bindings for many languages. There can also be a subtext to using "language agnostic" rather than other terms.
Likewise,
The CMIS specification provides an API that is programming language-agnostic, as RESTand SOAPare implemented in many languages.