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Which language is the best start learning to code?

I started with python and have some basic long-time-ago knowledge of Pascal.

18th Dec 2016, 11:19 PM
Marius Marohn
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Welcome to Sololearn and congratulations on making the choice of becoming a programmer! :-) Now, programming is all related. To start coding you need to think like a coder. For that I highly recommend you to focus on a high-level language, such as: Python, HTML, Java or C#. These are all great choices for whatever you would want to focus on. 1. Python does not deal with any user-interface which makes it a very fast language but it is also a truly dynamic language. It is actually, hands-down, my favorite language! Because of its wide variety and mixed simplicity - just to mention a few: backend web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and scientific computing, productivity tools, games, and desktop apps. So there are plenty of choices for you to cover here BRANCH: Ruby 2. HTML is considered to be the easiest and mainly focus on websites in general BRANCH: great to pick up CSS, JavaScript and PHP later on. 3. Java is a massive language and might demand a high-end computer to work properly but is fully portable and can be used on any device. Often used in apps, platform games and low-performance programs. BRANCH: JavaScript, SQL 4. Lastly C# is one of the most appreciated languages, often used on Microsoft platform such as apps and games. great for gaming and unity coding. If you want to go C++ then C# is your natural choice. BRANCH: C++, Unity The golden rule in programming is to not spread out too much or you will mix the code together and face unnecessary frustration and several hours of extra work. Instead 'branch out'... : HTML into, PHP and CSS. C# into C++ and Unity. Java into JavaScript and so on... Hope this answered your question. :) To help you even further here's a great link to help you decide: www.bestprogramminglanguagefor.me/q Good luck on your quest! :-) Dr.
19th Dec 2016, 12:57 AM
Tristan McCullen
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Okay thanks, and which language gives the best basic to learn other languages?
18th Dec 2016, 11:27 PM
Marius Marohn
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Python is the easiest language to learn
18th Dec 2016, 11:24 PM
The PGDeveloper
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