A comparison of the terms in the PHP field (English-Chinese Simplified) (RPM).

The following is a comparison of the terms in which I have been involved in the field of Houtie, which has been collected by the teacher personally (English and Chinese Simplified).
All friends are welcome to give me advice (any opinion). Thank you.

I will take this form as a reference when writing a new book or publishing an article.

As listed in this table, it does not mean that I will definitely use the Chinese terminology in the table when I write the translated books.
I may also use English terminology.


A group of similar "things", if the translation is consistent, the feeling of reading is very good.
Consistency of terminology, high scalability, high extensibility, systematic high.
I like the "style":
Constructor Construction Type
Declaration Declaration Style
Definition-defined
destructor Deconstruction type
Expression formula (expression)
function function
Pattern patterns, patterns, styles
Program Programs
Signature Marker (Signature/signed type)

I like "pieces": (This is a very flexible combination of words)
Assembly (installed) Accessories
Component components
Construct component
Control controls
Event Events
Hardware hardware
Object Object
Part parts, parts
Singleton single Piece
Software software
Work workpiece, mechanical parts

I like the "Device":
Adapter Adapter
Allocator Config Device
compiler compiler
Container container
Iterator iterator
LINKER linker
Listener Listener
Interpreter literal translation Device
Translator Interpreter/Translator

I like "don't":
Class class
Type type

I like "the":
Generalized generalization
Specialized of Special
Overloaded multi-load (overload)

I like the "type":
Polymorphism Multi-type
Genericity generics

I like "Cheng":
Process itineraries/processes (Chinese language)
Thread Threads/Threading (Chinese language)
Programming programming


Comparison of English and Chinese Simplified programming terms

Traditional Chinese translation of words
(Some are Houtie personal preferences, popular or not hard to say) the terminology of mainland idioms
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