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Identifying the difficulties of learning programming for non-English speakers at an Australian university and a Libyan university

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education
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IbrMicRG
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Programming is a difficult skill. Most programming languages are in English. This research paper is one piece of a larger research project. This research paper will highlight & focus on learning programming.

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Educational technology and computingProgramming languagesUniversity studentsNon-English speakingProgrammingAustraliaLibyaComputer programmingEducational Technology and ComputingProgramming Languages

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