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Utilizing multiple languages

Since i have started here and after struggling and going back and forth, deciding which language to learn, i have finally settled and am now dedicated to learning the C language. I figured it would be best to start at the beginning and by learning C, it would help me learn more about how computers work and store memory and such. I also figured that by learning C, it would prepare me to learn C++, which is harder from what i understand. Along with C, i decided to pick up HTML again, since i do have a small bit of background working with it. I have learned that HTML, CSS, PHP, and Java work really well together but it brought up a new question. <b>How well does HTML and C integrate or do they work together at all?</b>

25th Mar 2019, 2:24 AM
Chad Williams
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C is, in my opinion, the best language you can start with. It is much simpler than C++ and, being so close to assembly, it makes you understand how computers actually work more than any other language. C and HTML don't really work together well, but, using the new WASM, you can use the two together, although you might have to use some JS as glue, I'm not sure.
25th Mar 2019, 4:42 AM
Vlad Serbu
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if you are a beginner C is not easy to start with, especially if you are learning it by yourself. C++ is easier than C not the other way around. C and HTML do not work together as it does with PHP. C is a programming language while html is a mark up language. you can distinct between web development languages and programming languages. I'd suggest you start with python. it's easier.
25th Mar 2019, 2:45 AM
Bahhaⵣ
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