Hi my dear friends i just now thought about creating a dictionart that translate my home language to english or english to my home language.
So i want to know which programming software is good to create
i now used Visual basic 6.0 but i didnt did it as i like it and there is features i want to add but i dont know the code to use in Visual basic
1- is there a website can help to get the codes or something about this idea?
2- if you know about this can you help me plz or email me if u want to ask more and know more to help me no_limit_mafia@yahoo.com
i really need you help and i will never forget ur help
thank alot i love you all
Is there any good in language programming i need ur help?
use ASP (active server pagee)
Reply:Are you sure there isn't already a Web site or program that will translate your language to English and back? Have you tried Babelfish? What's your native language, anyway?
Reply:use visual BASIC (Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instructions Code) - it's very easy to learn.
Reply:why not use one that's already out there, rather than making your own?
try http://www.google.com/language_tools
Reply:To just set up a dictionary, you can use a database system to store the associations, and then a client application to search the database. The client application can be simple since it is mostly just a presentation layor for the database. You can use VB with ADO to access the database to enter words, and to lookup words.
Automated translation is still an active research topic. Developing such a system is non-trivial (years of R%26amp;D). There are 2 main approaches to it. First is to write a program that uses the Grammar of the language and a database of associations between source and target language words to to the tranlation. These are computationally intensive, and do a poor job of translation, because the computer does not adequately deal with context and shades of meaning that many words/phrases have. The second approach uses statistical associations in the source and destination lanaguages based on texts that have been translated by a human translator. These translations are relatively quick and accurate, but it is conceptually harder to characterize/explain how/why it works.
Reply:You have a big job ahead of you.
One of the easiest to use (and learn) yet most capable languages around is Python.
You probably will want to add a database for all your words. You can get MySQL for free. It uses SQL and is fast.
Both are free and run on mac, windows, linux and more.
Reply:try fox pro
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