Start with programming in C. Then move on to object oriented programing (C++). Then to JAVA, then python and go on to R, Hadoop etc. Do till Python, then see what your work demands and study that. If you are preparing for a high end software related job. Study R and Hadoop as well
I would suggest you to start with python
C and Java and then study other languages depending on what your job or interests require.
Originally Posted by HALOS117
Start with programming in C. Then move on to object oriented programing (C++). Then to JAVA, then python and go on to R, Hadoop etc. Do till Python, then see what your work demands and study that. If you are preparing for a high end software related job. Study R and Hadoop as well
This is the perfect Way to make sure, nobody code which had the skill not already on birth ^^
If you learned this languages in this order, then it's really good, because my oppinion is still "if you can code in C, you can code in every language" but i would never suggest to start with C. I would say "learn with a language which except dynamic and a real type as definition to learn how to code"
Since C++ is still too difficult for beginners (in my eyes) it's also not a good Idea, but better then plain C with 'auto'.
Java can it too today, but sadly, it's Computercancer and not a programming language, so there is only C# left.
Start with C# ^^
Originally Posted by MikeRohsoft
This is the perfect Way to make sure, nobody code which had the skill not already on birth ^^
If you learned this languages in this order, then it's really good, because my oppinion is still "if you can code in C, you can code in every language" but i would never suggest to start with C. I would say "learn with a language which except dynamic and a real type as definition to learn how to code"
Since C++ is still too difficult for beginners (in my eyes) it's also not a good Idea, but better then plain C with 'auto'.
Java can it too today, but sadly, it's Computercancer and not a programming language, so there is only C# left.
Start with C# ^^
lol i have to do C#. Do i need it more than python, java, C and C++? if i have done all these? PS- I personally started with LOGO (if you know what i mean XD), then in middle school, Scratch for games, then to java with netbeans and mysql. Then in order from C...
As long as you understand the logic, rest is just the syntax ! Would help us if you would tell us for what you want to learn it and what are you doing right now. (Job, College, School, YEET!)
It all depends what are you intrested in.There is no "best programing language to start with"