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  • 21
    British all the way
  • 29
    Despite being all British employees in a British company based in Britain, I've stipulated American English in our coding standards.
  • 3
    Potato, tomato
  • 11
    BE > AE any day
  • 4
    @joycestick good :) that's how it should be especially in programming; universality and continuity.
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    Maybe unpopular opinion, but I think as programmers we should all use AE, because needing to check whether a given piece of code uses AE/BE is a huge headache. Furthermore AE is ubiquitously adopted - so let's keep it simple
  • 2
    Center - centre, gray - grey
  • 3
    I normally use Canadian English, but always go with the American spellings for words that are commonly used in coding like "color".
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    @YADU What does Canadian English programming look like? Do all your method names end in “Eh”?
  • 21
    @joycestick instead of e.g. "isAvailable", you use "availableEh".
  • 4
    @YADU LOL. Legend.
  • 6
    Just like with Chinese, there's Traditional English and Simplified English.
  • 1
    British English is the only true English, the one that hasn't been bastardized.

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  • 1
    British English is the only true English like python 2.7 is the only true python
  • 2
    I use Native American English dialect and underscores for indentation.
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    🤢
  • 1
    It remembers me Unity with those MonoBehaviour things.
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