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what coding language i should learn
c++ or java or python or js
31 Antworten
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In addition to Ayush's ans.
Choice is yours:
C++ = software
Java = applications
Python = Science
Js = Backend web
if you like math learn C++, Java and Python
If you like creativity learn Js
For a long run as for your career take C++ and Python
If you are looking for short term take a look at Js and Java, because they already got better alternatives in their field.
Architects earn the most and thier plotforms are build up from core lang like C++ or Python ( depends on your job, speak to an advisor) I hope it gives you wide enough aproach. good luck
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꧁༺Sravan༻꧂
Choose any language
It could be Java or python or c++ or js
Since Js already installed on every web browser today, JavaScript spares the rookies from the chore of setting up a development environment. Nowadays JavaScript is mostly used for web development.
The Windows applications are written in C++, while Android applications are written in Java along with C/C++ with non-default run-times for C++ support. Also, C++ can be used to develop the core of the applications in iOS.
But the fact is Java has been used too much but now many companies want python programmers
Choose any if you get bored make that language your passion and you will observe difference. Next time you will never get bored.
I will recommend you python which is there best for artificial intelligence as the world is moving towards it.
But for developing mobile applications you could use Java and it is best for it.
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Python maybe the best to learn as a begginner
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No best language go start with, do not make the mistake that some of us probably did,
The programming language that will suit you depends on how you answer this question.
Why do you want to learn a programming language? You can learn any language you want but you make it easy and go in the direction you must first figure out what to do with it.
If you just pick up a language randomly, you may end up regretting it.
For instance, you want to be creating websites, and web applications and you pick up c++/c
It's pointless,
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I would suggest either python or html because both of them are highly used
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It depend on your area of interest ... what you want achieve
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Most common languages like C++,Java,Javascript,and python are based on C.
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You can learn python as your first coding language , because python is easy to learn.
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I suggest you start with HTML because it is most simple for beginners and it gets you motivated since you can see exactly the output of what you want during your first start as a beginner.
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That strongly depends on your desire.
If you wanna make apps, for example, go for Java.
If u want to make an interactive website, go for JS.
If u want data science, go for python.
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Whatever you want.
It depends on your goal. If you don't know yet what you want to do with it, just pick any programming language and start. You can learn more languages later.
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Python and html will be good for you
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Python js
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Python is the best, but their are good language for different project, I mean there are best language for the specific project... But generally speaking Python is the one I will advise you to learn
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The language to learn depends on what you want to do with it. May be you want to be a web developer, Data scientist, game development, app development and so on.. But if you don't know just start with HTML. After you are through pick another programming language, may be python. This will introduce you to the world of codes and as you continue you will find a field of interest...
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I recommend python, but then another person suggested html, it's a markup language, but in principle you can start with it.
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C++ and then java
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My job demands c# so it where I begin.
But you should pick and learn whatever you like. There some quality answers here.
I want to learn how to build a maplestory side-server, so Java and Javascript will be my next goal. It is really up to your goals!
Good luck.
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I started with Java, however, I think you should be language agnostic :)! Try a couple of these courses on here at first to get a taste for what you’re in for and then learn some basic programming principles (variables, classes, iteration, etc.), there is a tonne of videos on YouTube to help (Harvard’s CS50 is complex but very friendly and easy to get into), then see which language you feel best is for you to progress. Then my advice would be to try apply those principles across multiple languages, this will not only improve your skills but also your employability ;). Coding challenges are scary but are your best friend.