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Hello and welcome to February. Valentine’s day is right around the corner, love is in the air and I have intentionally picked a misleading article title. However misleading it may be, it is not entirely irrelevant; the term ‘Romance Language’ refers to all of the languages derived from a Vulgar Latin spoken by the Romans. These languages include French, Spanish, Italian and many more. History lesson aside, why do I bring this up? Well it circles back to the various programming languages you may run into as a software developer. All programming languages share more similarities than differences, so jumping from one to another isn’t difficult. Computers are amazing when it comes to repetition so each one has an implementation of loops, each handles data and variables pretty much the same and finally you can apply the same logic in all of them almost the same way. If you can learn the high level concepts of programming, each new language is just syntax to learn, not new concepts. Aim

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