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 ## 1.2. Examples in JavaScript, Python and C languages
 
-We will write code examples in different languages, but preference will not be given to the best, beautiful and fast, but to those that cannot be avoided. We will take `JavaScript` as the most common, `Python`, because there are areas where it is impossible to live without it and `C`, as a language close enough to assembly language, which is still very relevant and has had the significant influence on modern languages ​​in terms of syntax and ideas it contains. All three are very far from the language of my dreams, but this is what we have. At first glance, `Python` is very different from `JavaScript` and other C-like languages, although this is only at first glance, we will show that it is very similar to `JavaScript` since the type system, data structures and especially the built-in collections are very similar in them. Although syntactically the difference in the code blocks organization using indentation and curly brackets `{}` is striking the eye, in reality, such a difference is not so significant, and there is much more in common between `JavaScript` and `Python` than between any of them and the language `C`.
+We will write code examples in different languages, but preference will not be given to the best, beautiful and fast, but to those that cannot be avoided. We will take `JavaScript` as the most common, `Python`, because there are areas where it is impossible to go without it and `C`, as a language close enough to assembly language, which is still very relevant and has had the significant influence on modern languages ​​in terms of syntax and ideas it contains. All three are very far from the language of my dreams, but this is what we have. At first glance, `Python` is very different from `JavaScript` and other C-like languages, although this is only at first glance, we will show that it is very similar to `JavaScript` since the type system, data structures and especially the built-in collections are very similar in them. Although syntactically the difference in the code blocks organization using indentation and curly brackets `{}` is striking the eye, in reality, such a difference is not so significant, and there is much more in common between `JavaScript` and `Python` than between any of them and the language `C`.
 
 We will not start by learning the syntax but immediately by reading bad code and searching for errors in it. Let's take a look at the following snippets, the first one will be in `JavaScript`:
 

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 ## 1.2. Examples in JavaScript, Python and C languages
 -We will write code examples in different languages, but preference will not be given to the best, beautiful and fast, but to those that cannot be avoided. We will take `JavaScript` as the most common, `Python`, because there are areas where it is impossible to live without it and `C`, as a language close enough to assembly language, which is still very relevant and has had the significant influence on modern languages in terms of syntax and ideas it contains. All three are very far from the language of my dreams, but this is what we have. At first glance, `Python` is very different from `JavaScript` and other C-like languages, although this is only at first glance, we will show that it is very similar to `JavaScript` since the type system, data structures and especially the built-in collections are very similar in them. Although syntactically the difference in the code blocks organization using indentation and curly brackets `{}` is striking the eye, in reality, such a difference is not so significant, and there is much more in common between `JavaScript` and `Python` than between any of them and the language `C`.
 +We will write code examples in different languages, but preference will not be given to the best, beautiful and fast, but to those that cannot be avoided. We will take `JavaScript` as the most common, `Python`, because there are areas where it is impossible to go without it and `C`, as a language close enough to assembly language, which is still very relevant and has had the significant influence on modern languages in terms of syntax and ideas it contains. All three are very far from the language of my dreams, but this is what we have. At first glance, `Python` is very different from `JavaScript` and other C-like languages, although this is only at first glance, we will show that it is very similar to `JavaScript` since the type system, data structures and especially the built-in collections are very similar in them. Although syntactically the difference in the code blocks organization using indentation and curly brackets `{}` is striking the eye, in reality, such a difference is not so significant, and there is much more in common between `JavaScript` and `Python` than between any of them and the language `C`.
 We will not start by learning the syntax but immediately by reading bad code and searching for errors in it. Let's take a look at the following snippets, the first one will be in `JavaScript`: