The Code Everyone Understands (Even If They Don't Code)

The Code Everyone Understands (Even If They Don't Code) Here's a question: Do you understand this? INPUT a, b IF a > b THEN OUTPUT a, "is greater" ELSE OUTPUT b, "is greater" END Of course you do. Now, do you understand this? public class Compare { public static void main ( String [] args ) { int a = 5 ; int b = 3 ; if ( a > b ) { System . out . println ( a + " is greater" ); } else { System . out . println ( b + " is greater" ); } } } Only if you know Java. And this? a = 5 b = 3 if a > b : print ( f " { a } is greater " ) else : print ( f " { b } is greater " ) Only if you know Python. 🎯 The Problem No One Talks About Here's the reality of software development: Different teams use different languages. Frontend: JavaScript, TypeScript Backend: Python, Java, Go, C# Mobile: Swift, Kotlin Data Science: Python, R DevOps: YAML, Bash If you write your logic in Java, the Python team can't read it. If you write it in Python, the JavaScript team struggles. So how do you share logic across teams