@cypnk why are they in english
@licho Almost all higher education texts in tech and science in India are in English
@cypnk okay, although I'm quite convinced it's very uncommon to call a university/college a school.
@licho ? A place of learning being called a "school" is extremely common
@licho @cypnk in Europe, using the word school for anything beyond high school is very rare, but in North America, it's normal.
@chris_e_simpson @licho Also, in most of Asia. The thread I linked to is an Indian subreddit. The subject in question is an Indian textbook
@cypnk @licho Yeah, I wasn't sure about that. I moved from UK to Canada nearly 20 years ago and noticed the difference.
@licho @cypnk IIRC DBMS was taught to us in 8-9th grade. This should be the same. What suggested it is from a college?
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@cypnk said it's higher education and that's the reason it's in english
@licho @cypnk Ah right I missed that. English is a common medium of teaching here even at grade school level.