If I want to get into coding what language should I start with?
If I want to get into coding what language should I start with?
Andrew Diaz
William Russell
Python
Lucas Perry
C
Angel Miller
fpbp
Grayson Jones
Too unforgiving for beginners
Evan Collins
HolyC
Nolan Johnson
Go for Python if you want fun.
Learn Python the hard way is a good source for beginners
Angel Cox
Python, easy and powerful. Later move on to something more complex
Robert Gutierrez
You can learn it in 24 hours unless you're retarded.
Jaxson Thompson
Probably something very high level like python.
I would recommend No Starch Press' Crash course book for it.
Robert Anderson
I would start with Python since it's pretty easy and then move to C, and when you feel comfortable with it go with C++, C# or Java
Robert Hall
Jace King
>expired certificate
Kayden Ross
Maybe the syntax, but even then you still have nothing useful.
Blake Bennett
then remove the s you fucking retard
first day on the internet?
Jackson Lee
JavaScript. Yes, it is shit, but its by far the easiest to mess around with since you can just open your browser's console and get started.
Cameron King
java
it's the best compromise between "hold your hand" and "actually learn how real languages work"
it's also still among the #1 most sought-after skill in the industry, just look for "software developer" on job search websites and see for yourself
Mason Watson
PHYTHON
Adam Flores
javascript because its a "programming language for non programmers"
Brody Mitchell
All of the "teach yourself xyz in 24 hours" texts are garbage.
Thomas James
"Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours: aelinik.free.fr
It's difficult to find a page without an error...."
Source :
iso-9899.info
Isaac Jones
A website with an expired certificate doesn't make a good impression though (as a matter of fact, it raises some red flags).
Julian Sanchez
How could you think a book with a bait title like this would NOT be shit if you're not retarded?
Asher Johnson
python or lua
Charles Johnson
Just stick with Python, user.
>Simple
>Powerful
>Extremely popular
>Shit ton of free resources to learn it
Luke White
I agree. My first instinct is to say python, but that may actually be too easy. Your first language probably needs to be at least a little strict.