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# anthropomorphic error messages
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In an anthropomorphic error message the compiler refers to itself with I. For example:
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You would have this:
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I cannot find a `foo` variable:
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56| bar = foo + 1;
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^^^
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Instead of having something like this:
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```
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Variable named `foo` could not be found:
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56| bar = foo + 1;
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^^^
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```
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**Especially with the rise of llm where it is more normal for computers to talk like this might be a good idea.** It reads well. |