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What programming language do I learn (first)?
Actually interrested
Thanks plebs
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Joshua Williams
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Henry Jackson
Python
Robert Garcia
Cobol
Ryder Morris
Processing is a good start, its based on Java, C# and C++.
Nathan Reed
Fortran
Oliver Hill
Java
Levi Parker
You could start with machine language. That would be a good place to start.
Dominic Smith
Kek. All of these OP
Wyatt Brown
Python is easy to start with. Then maybe go into javascript after being familiar with the basics so you can start to make something functional quickly
Jonathan Evans
>2017
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no wonder you're still a virgin
Eli Rogers
awk.
Levi Gonzalez
OP here. Python sounds interesting. Thoughts?
Adrian Garcia
I would say Python (easy) or C++ (widely used). Java is also a great start.
Don't go for assembly or some shit. It is important and powerful but you'll get demotivated super fast.
James Perry
java. stay away from bullshit web shit, the real money is in real programming languages like java, c/c++, etc.
Jonathan Stewart
python is good too. make sure you're learning python 3
Bentley Campbell
I stareted learning python about 2 weeks ago, really easy syntax. Python is easy to learn but hard to master
Jeremiah Price
HTML you can't escape it, every programmer must eventually learn it.
Jayden Smith
Java lel
Luis Myers
OP
I'm seeing both Java and Javascript. Key difference is Javascript is for browsers? Or am I mistaken?
Ethan Parker
Wouldn't say shit. It's a nice income if you do it besides your real job. Doing some bullshit clan websites (also shitty cms clickering) for edgy teens made me some nice money.
Brayden Richardson
Ayden Collins
Don't be a pussy, learn C then add a bit of the good parts of C++.
Camden Evans
OP
Oh, and where? Online website recommendations?
Damn guys. So many different recommendations >
Luis Evans
Basic
Evan Brooks
Javascript is typically used in browsers/web, but it can be used in other things. java is typically compiled on a machine and the code gets ran.
Justin Reed
codecademy is pretty good. if you end up going the web route then freecodecamp is god tier.
Easton Torres
OP
rate code.org ? x]
Colton Ross
scratch
Carter Ramirez
I say start with Python first for sure. Very easy and very versatile with tons of support