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Want to be a good app developer. Which programing languages Should l go for
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If you want to do APP development, learn Java or Swift.
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That is hard to answer.
Mainly because it's for the Coder To Decide.
'Coder', being You.
What in the Coding Field do you like best?
Making Games?
Creating Libraries for Others To Use?
Coding for Fun / A Job?
You can decide which Language you learn from those points, you can make your own if needed.
But, if you want to take a Stranger's Advice, sure.
My recommendations would be:
1) HTML / Javascript
1.5) CSS
2) Python / Java
3) C / C++
4) Ruby / PHP / SQL
5) Java (Again) / C#
The list goes from Top (Recommended to be done First, to Bottom (MAYBE to be done Last).
Really, it's Your Choice.
Good Luck.
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Many times a thousand time No
nope.
Wrong MOVE.
Languages are written according to logic and structures, go for what itself is the key to understanding ALL *universally all languages rather than having to practice codes like
int x;
while (x<200 && x>0)
{cout << "JENN SAYS HELLO!";}
Rather go for a sound understanding of Algorithms, data structures, discrete mathematics and principles behind the programming itself, an understanding of the science behind computers.
Really beautiful and cheap. ✅
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Additionally, here are all the Coding Languages that are Currently Being Used in Today's Day and Age.
- Web Design (HTML4 and Lower,HTML5,Javascript,CSS)
- Web Management (PHP,SQL,SQLite)
- Python
- Java
- C,C++,C#,ObjectiveC
- Ruby,Ruby on Rails
- Perl
- BASIC
- Assembly
- C-- [Not Certain if Still in Use]
- Pascal
- Batch [Used In WindowsOS Batch Files]
- And Much More.
The Wiki page on this...
wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages
Good Luck!
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>> JENN :
That may be true in mere Context and Philosophy.
But, my suggestions were Food For Thought and not Food For Sharks... :|
Please, consider the Topic's Title and Description before submitting your Answer...
Thank You.
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:walker_13
I like that.
Food for thought and not food for Sharks ✅
I'll keep that in mind.
But just to let you know.
I was referring to his question. You might have misread me. The NO. Was in regards to what he asked
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go for c first .After that you can go for c++ and java.
The reason is that most of the syntax of java/c++ has been taken from c