tranlation(en): 1-2-Examples.md

Author: AntiHero

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 ## 1.2. Examples in JavaScript, Python and C languages
 
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+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`.
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+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`:
 
 ```js
 let first_num = 2;
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 console.log({ sum });
 ```
 
+Try to understand what is written here and where there may be errors. And then compare this code with its translation to `C`.
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 ```c
 #include <stdio.h>
 
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 }
 ```
 
+The errors here are the same, they can be easily identified by a person, who does not even know the basics of programming, if he examines the code. And the next piece of code will be in `Python`, it does exactly the same and contains the same errors.
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 ```py
 first_num = 2;
 secord_num = 3;
 sum = firstNum + secondNum;
 print({ 'sum': sum  });
 ```
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+Further, we will often compare code examples in different languages, search for errors and fix them, optimize the code, primarily improving its readability and understandability.